We have the combination field set up on the "Edit Read Page" however, it's
hidden to the receiver of the form.

The setup of the combination is correct, . But because the combination
formula is located within the form (doesn't matter where on the form),
whoever is receiving the form can't open it due to the error "form cannot be
displayed"

Corey



"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

So you don't have a combination field at all, but you're trying to set the value of the Subject property with a formula? And caller and phone are custom fields that appear in the "user-defined fields in this item" list on the All Fields page?

The formula to do this would look like:

"Please open, message from " & [caller] & " @ " & [phone]

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

"Corey H." wrote in message ...
The subject line code that is being used with the combination is: "Please
open, message from [caller] @ [phone]

Sorry, let me rephrase.
I have a combination field linked to the subject line. When the combination
field is inserted onto the form; and the form then sent out, the person on
the receiving end is getting an error stating "form cannot be opened". If I
remove the combination field from the form, the form opens correctly, however
the combination function is no longer there.
What would be causing this?

Also, I have a combination field linked to the subject line. When it's
inserted, the person on the receiving end is getting an error stating "form
cannot be opened".
I have a form that has check boxes. If I send the form, the blackberry
doesn't get any information about the checkboxes that were selected on the
form. Therefore, we created a vbscript that put the checked "checkboxes"
into the message area. It works great!
However, If I insert my signature into the form, or the signature is
automatically in the form due to the signatures being turned on, all of my
checkbox info drops itself "after" the typed message and signature. Is there
a way to paste it at the beginning of the message area?

I'm still not clear what the purpose of this combination field is.

--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.turtleflock.com/olconfig/index.htm
and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
http://www.outlookcode.com/jumpstart.aspx

"Corey H." wrote in message ...
We have the combination field set up on the "Edit Read Page" however, it's
hidden to the receiver of the form.

The setup of the combination is correct, . But because the combination
formula is located within the form (doesn't matter where on the form),
whoever is receiving the form can't open it due to the error "form cannot be
displayed"

Corey



"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

So you don't have a combination field at all, but you're trying to set the value of the Subject property with a formula? And caller and phone are custom fields that appear in the "user-defined fields in this item" list on the All Fields page?

The formula to do this would look like:

"Please open, message from " & [caller] & " @ " & [phone]

"Corey H." wrote in message ...
The subject line code that is being used with the combination is: "Please
open, message from [caller] @ [phone]

Sorry, let me rephrase.
I have a combination field linked to the subject line. When the combination
field is inserted onto the form; and the form then sent out, the person on
the receiving end is getting an error stating "form cannot be opened". If I
remove the combination field from the form, the form opens correctly, however
the combination function is no longer there.
What would be causing this?

Also, I have a combination field linked to the subject line. When it's
inserted, the person on the receiving end is getting an error stating "form
cannot be opened".
I have a form that has check boxes. If I send the form, the blackberry
doesn't get any information about the checkboxes that were selected on the
form. Therefore, we created a vbscript that put the checked "checkboxes"
into the message area. It works great!
However, If I insert my signature into the form, or the signature is
automatically in the form due to the signatures being turned on, all of my
checkbox info drops itself "after" the typed message and signature. Is there
a way to paste it at the beginning of the message area?