In Outlook 2007 you need to enable the Developer ribbon for Outlook items (mail, calendar, contact forms, etc) from the Office Icon, Editor options dialog. You can also open the Forms Designer as you would for all older versions: using Outlook's Tools, Forms menu.
Video Tutorial: Enable the Developer Ribbon Open a form in the Forms Designer Once you have the Developer ribbon enabled, you can open a new Outlook item (of the type you want to design) then choose Developer ribbon, Design this form and the form opens in design mode. Any content already in the Outlook item will be carried over into the form. If you prefer, you choose Design a Form and browse for the form type you want to design. In Outlook 2007 and older, you can open forms from the Tools Forms menu, choosing Design a Form when in the main Outlook window. In Outlook 2003 and older, you can also use the Tools Forms Design this form command in an opened item. Creating different read and compose pages Outlook supports separate read and compose pages. Check the settings under the Page options and if you are using a separate read layout, you'll need to Edit the Read Page too.
Hello - thanks so much for your help! I have a custom form that we will be using to route recruiting requests for approval. My organization does not allow use of public folders in exchange so I am deploying it as an.oft and it works great. However, when 'replying' to the message the form contents are not included in the reply. When 'Forwarding' the message, the form contents are included just fine.
Email Us Your Travel Plans Here's the problem: your flight was booked directly on an airline's website, your hotel was booked via Expedia. Your meetings are in your Outlook calendar and now you just landed, heading out to catch a cab. In Outlook (both for Windows and for Mac), the default behavior is to automatically respond with tentative to meetings requests, which results in meetings automatically added to the calendar.
Is there a way to have the custom form and form contents be included with 'Replies'? I am using Office 2016. Diane, Your forum has provided me so much information that it has allowed me to create an Outlook form myself.
I am running into an issue and would like assistance. I created a message template to collect some information. How to create form in word doc. I created the read page as well. I published the form and I am able to test it by sending an email to myself; however, when I send a message using the form to someone else, they are unable to see the information.really nothing and I don't understand why. In addition, I would like to know if there is a way where I can send the file of this form to someone else so they can use it to collect the same information. And one more question, is there a way that I can use the form to collect this information, send it to someone else but the information is delivered as simple text not the actual form? Any assistance you can provide would be very much appreciated.