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October 2nd 07, 02:38 PM
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How do I use different pre-created forms as a reply to an incoming email depending on the subject?
Hi,
Is this possible? I would like the trigger to be the subject. If the subject contains specific words (eg "Inventory") I would like Outlook to use a specific form containing a message body with instructions around "Inventory". I would also like the subject row to be dynamic (eg " Inventory issue no. 45335"). I really hope someone is able to assist me in this matter. Kind Regards, Henrik Davidsson 
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