I am trying to create a form to be used as a help desk ticketing system.  I
have created the form both a post and a message, not sure how to really use
either one at this point.  I have a public folder called Help Desk,
apparently all public folders default to a Post item not a ...

We use a number of custom forms that worked perfectly in Outlook 2003.  When
we migrate to Outlook 2007, however, the control is replaced by a large red X
where the control should be.
If the page is opened in Explorer the control loads fine.  I beleive this to

In Outlook 2003, I've created a Contacts Form and successfully published
it to the Personal Forms Library, but I've mucked something up. When I
add a second or third email address to the contact, and press the "down"
button to show E-mail 2 or E-mail 3, the new email addresses ...

I am looking to hire someone to create some forms for me. Where is a good
source to look for someone. Also, if they are created who owns the
copyright?
Thanks

I am looking for a way to start a form I created in VB editor via either a
custom action or script. I have no idea how to do either.
So can anyone help me figure out how to open a form from an action or rule.
Also, How do I save a script or custom action for use in a rule?

I am having problems with a drop down list in a custom form.
When ever I add fields, outlook replaces the comma with a semi colon.
For example I need to add "On site, out of office", this then becomes
"Onsite; out of office" and they get seperated in two drop down options (On

I'm experimenting with creating a custom task form.  I want to
automatically assign all tasks to one person.  To do that I set the
initial value of the "to:" field to "John Doe".  I then use VBScript
to get rid of the Assign button from the Command bar.  The final step

I have created a form based on contact item.  I am able to create contacts
using this form.    When I attempt to export to excel, none of the new fields
I created are showing up to be exported.   How do I get the export to use the
new form and not the default contact form.

can I develope a form letter with pictures and copy in Outlook 2002...can I
move pictures and type around the page so I get the layout I want

In my customised appointment inspector page I need to be able to access the
list of required attendees.  However, this list is not populated until the
"Scheduling" page has been visited.
Can you tell me how to programmatically force this list to be populated?

I am trying to create an .oft doc that allows the user to fill in a document(
form) and then I would like to Password protecte it so that only the users
that hafe the Pw would be able to submit(send) the form.
2nd question is their any way to retain the formatting of the form ...

We have a user who has Outlook 2007, when she opens the email sent from a
2003 user, the form is blank. She has been able to publish the .oft ok and
when she sends the form to a 2003 user, we can open and read it ok.

Okay...I am going crazy!
I have figured out how to not display tabs from a form while designing it,
but I can not figure out how to add more tabs to the screen.  I have used up
all the tabs they give you to use...I know there has to be a way to add

The contact has Business Address and the "SelectedMailingAddress" set to 2.
If contact has Home Address the "SelectedMailingAddress" set to 1.
It is always Business or Home, No contact will have both.
I do not want to save the contact before it is displayed,

I'm a newbie to Outlook and Exchange.  Can forms be "pushed" to users?  In other words, can I create a form and share it with other users (as one would do with calendars) so that it can be used across the enterprise.
Thanks in advance!