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Sue Mosher [MVP]
You would need ...
1) The custom message form published to the Organizational Forms library.
2) The Approve custom action on the (Actions) tab set to a custom message
form that is also published to Org Forms. Can be the same form as in #1.
3) Code behind the Item_Open event handler for the form in #1 to compare the
current user with the recipients and, if the recipient is a To recipient,
disable certain controls.
Note that #3 will generate security prompts unless you are using Redemption
or have loosened "object model guard" security the with Exchange security
settings form.
1) The custom message form published to the Organizational Forms library.
2) The Approve custom action on the (Actions) tab set to a custom message
form that is also published to Org Forms. Can be the same form as in #1.
3) Code behind the Item_Open event handler for the form in #1 to compare the
current user with the recipients and, if the recipient is a To recipient,
disable certain controls.
Note that #3 will generate security prompts unless you are using Redemption
or have loosened "object model guard" security the with Exchange security
settings form.