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Creating a form for customer survey

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Alex451 - 27 Feb 2006 15:51 GMT
I am new to outlook and have been asked to send a form out to some
customers for a short survey.  I have worked out how to Design a form
(albeit a few bits not quite right yet) and have sent my self a test of
the form.  I have then tried to reply but it does not seem to carry the
form through -  however if I say forward it does.  I simply want them
to open up the form fill in the questions and then hit send and it come
back to me.  Am I missing something??

Also everytime I open/send/receive the form it is saying "This form
contains an Active X control which may harm my computer do I want to
load it"  I keep saying yes but cannot really send this out if
customers are going to get this message each time.

Third and final - does it matter what other mail system people have if
I have done this in an Outlook form?

Thanks very much..
Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook] - 27 Feb 2006 16:42 GMT
Outlook is not the right tool for that task. Your third question is the critical one: Outlook forms work only for Outlook recipients (and even then, it would take a lot of work -- on the external recipients' part).

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>I am new to outlook and have been asked to send a form out to some
> customers for a short survey.  I have worked out how to Design a form
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> Thanks very much..
 
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