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The setting: I designed a form based on a blank message. It has a few
custom fields (name, date submitted, etc.). I fill out these fields, send it to myself or someone else (to test it) but when I (or another person) receiveds the e-mail, it does not have any of the custom fields, nor their data showing. I know I can do this if I put the custom fields on a second sheet but I would really like for them to be on the initial sheet when the recipient receives the e-mail. What I have tried (to no avail): 1. Publish form as - to Personal Forms Library (saved with form def. and then tried w/o definition). 2. Publish and attach to a folder. 3. Saved and not saved changes to the form. I have Outlook 2003, messages set to HTML format. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated. |
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