I'm trying to develop a custom form and rule that will be a work-around to setting up a fax server (our servers don't have modems,
but we have a Win 2K Desktop with one--it also has OL 2002).  I have the "To" text box set as read only and the initial value set to
an email address ...

I've created a custom form based on the contacts template at work for one
department to track all client communications we get from each client
individually.  So currently there are thousands of these in its folder.
I've also created another custom form on the contacts template as ...

Background - I'm trying to create a custom form to be used for document
control.  The originator types in some info, such as document number,
revision, effective date, etc., and attaches the document.  Then the email is
sent to a list of people who vote on accepting or rejecting ...

I want to set a custom default form when I write a new message in Outlook
2003 (I need to add a "from:" field and I need to have it filled with a
default value). I already posted on Microsoft Managed Newsgroups but they
redirect me to this newsgroup.

Windows 2000, Outlook 2003.
I've managed to bugger up my standard mail form. For some reason all
the text is being shown in a nearly invisible font colour. I'm at a
loss how this happened since there is no obvious way to change Font

Once I return a message based form with my answer via email using form based
selections is there a way to lock the message form so the receiver cannot
just pick another option?

Good Morning:
We've been experiencing problems with our users opening older versions of
custom appointment forms.   We have about 500 users across the country of
varying experience with working with Outlook.  I'd like to implement a

I am using the following code to place a hyperlink in a form
"Sub Label1_Click()
   Set objWeb = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
   objWeb.Navigate Item.GetInspector.ModifiedFormPages _

first of all, I am sorry for my poor english.
I made a form in tasks. Default outlook fields are printed by this:
oDoc.FormFields("Mileage").Result = CStr(Mileage)
My own fields are printed by this: strMyField =