> Due to the structure of our organization, we have one organizational
> library for many offices on many servers. So, publishing forms to this
> library is causing users from other offices having to log on through
> our server, if the forms are published to the org library.
Could this be a replication issue? Ideally, each server should have its own copy of the Org Forms library.
> Any advice on a possible solution would be great.
If you have code that needs to run on a custom form, you have only two choices -- publish to Org Forms once or to each user's Personal Forms library. The latter can be done with a script; see http://www.outlookcode.com/d/distributeforms.htm

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> I also, do not want to have to go around to each user and publish to
> their personal library.
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> I send it without, then the user receiving the form can not open the
> form, they just get the generic message form.