CANNOT EDIT THE FORM I PUBLISHED!

N

NADIA

Hi,

I created this form, published under personal form
library. Now whenever I open it up, I cannot click on it
anywhere...Is it in a read only mode? Any help would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks
 
P

Patricia Cardoza - [MVP Outlook]

So you have text boxes on the form you cannot click in? Can you provide a
little more information? What version of Outlook? What type of form?
 
N

Nadia

Sure,
Sorry about providing partial information. I'm using
outlook 2000, and I designed form myself from one of the
template forms. I just re did the whole form so that
problem is fixed. But now when ever I send that form to
myself, I open it from my Inbox, It open a read page not a
compose page. Basically whatever I design is not showing
up.

Hopefully this would help you.

Thanks
Nadia
 
P

Phil Montgomery

-----Original Message-----
Sure,
Sorry about providing partial information. I'm using
outlook 2000, and I designed form myself from one of the
template forms. I just re did the whole form so that
problem is fixed. But now when ever I send that form to
myself, I open it from my Inbox, It open a read page not a
compose page. Basically whatever I design is not showing
up.

Hopefully this would help you.

Thanks
Nadia
.
When you create a form you must create 2 forms. One is
the compose page, the one that you see when you send an e-
mail. The other is the read page, the one that you see
when you open an e-mail that someone has sent to you. If
you look on the toolbar, while creating your form, you
should have a compose button and a read button, by
clicking on these buttons it will shuffle you been the
compose and read pages.
 
P

Patricia Cardoza - [MVP Outlook]

Merge the Compose and Read pages. Go to the Form Menu and uncheck Separate
Read Layout.
 
P

Patricia Cardoza - [MVP Outlook]

Actually you can merge the two pages. Go to the form menu and uncheck
Separate Read Layout.
 

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