I need to make a form of a questioneer type with multiple choice questions
and radio buttons that the contacts can add thier answers right to the email
hit reply and send the form back to me. Thanks

You can use the following add-in for that;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/addins/...lab_easysurvey

If you decide to order use 4PM76A8 to get a discount.

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Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
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"krowmagmum" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I need to make a form of a questioneer type with multiple choice questions
> and radio buttons that the contacts can add thier answers right to the
> email
> hit reply and send the form back to me. Thanks

"krowmagmum" wrote in message
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> I need to make a form of a questioneer type with multiple choice
> questions
> and radio buttons that the contacts can add thier answers right to
> the email
> hit reply and send the form back to me. Thanks


Outlook is an e-mail client, not a web server. What you want is a web
site the present form data that when submitted then records and/or
sends it to you. Just because Outlook can render HTML-formatted
e-mails doesn't make it a web server. Also, a vast majority of e-mail
users will have HTML restricted so, for example, no scripts will run.
That eliminates your use of the submit action in a form. Outlook, by
default, is configured to render HTML-formatted e-mails in the
Restricted Sites security zone. If you go look at the settings for
that zone, you'll see everything that you want to do has been
disabled.