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michaelc
Hi,
I'm extremely new to Outlook Forms. I'm trying to create an Office Form
that would integrate a previously-created Word form. I've followed the
instructions listed below, but they don't seem to work as indicated:
Steps to Create an Office Form
To create an Office Form, follow these steps:
1. Start Outlook.
2. On the File menu, click New and then click Office Document.
3. In the New Office Document box, click Microsoft Word Document (or other
type of Office Form) and then click OK.
4. Click to select either Post the document in this folder, or Send the
document to someone, depending on the type of Office Form you want to create,
and then click OK.
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I can't seem to find where Item 4 would be done. Is this functionality not
available in Outlook 2002? Is it done differently? Is there a better way to
do what I want? Basically, I'm trying to create a change management form
that anyone can use to notify management of planned changes to the technical
or business processes. We're currently using a Word form as an attachment
but I would like this information to be embedded (and filled out by the
requestor) in the message body of the form. Appreciate any guidance from
anyone.
Thanks,
Michael
I'm extremely new to Outlook Forms. I'm trying to create an Office Form
that would integrate a previously-created Word form. I've followed the
instructions listed below, but they don't seem to work as indicated:
Steps to Create an Office Form
To create an Office Form, follow these steps:
1. Start Outlook.
2. On the File menu, click New and then click Office Document.
3. In the New Office Document box, click Microsoft Word Document (or other
type of Office Form) and then click OK.
4. Click to select either Post the document in this folder, or Send the
document to someone, depending on the type of Office Form you want to create,
and then click OK.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
I can't seem to find where Item 4 would be done. Is this functionality not
available in Outlook 2002? Is it done differently? Is there a better way to
do what I want? Basically, I'm trying to create a change management form
that anyone can use to notify management of planned changes to the technical
or business processes. We're currently using a Word form as an attachment
but I would like this information to be embedded (and filled out by the
requestor) in the message body of the form. Appreciate any guidance from
anyone.
Thanks,
Michael