More likely, you sent an item created from the form. The form is nothing
more than a code/UI template and is not sent with the item. (Hence the need
to have the form definition available to the recipient.)
What is the value of the MessageClass property for the item? What Outlook
version?
I don't understand your question about "what moves the values"? Could you
restate it? Thanks.
Sue Mosher
"Kenny Blair" <KennyBlair> wrote in message
news:0E32DBE9-0EE0-4EBE-9AE6-EA27F50D194C@microsoft.com...
> I sent the form to myself.
> "Sue Mosher [MVP]" wrote:
>
> > If you published only to your own Personal Forms library, you're the only
> > recipient who can see the form UI. If you cannot publish to the Org Forms
> > library, then the form will work only if published to each user's
> > Personal
> > Forms library.
>
>> "Kenny Blair" <KennyBlair> wrote in message
> > news:04CAA5C1-1981-440A-9BBB-C038FA8B4C0B@microsoft.com...
> > > When designing the form, did you use the Edit Read Page button to
> > > create a
> > > read layout for recipients to view?
> >> > Yes
> >> > Did you publish it to the Organizational Forms library on your
> > > company's
> > > Exchange server, with the "send form definition with item" box
> > > unchecked?
> >> > I published the form to my "Personal Forms Library"
> >> > This is my first attempt at using Outlook for anything other than my
> > > mail
> > > client. I have been programming in VB for about 15 years (mainframe
> > > languages for more that I care to admit). What moves the values that
> > > are
> > > entered in the fields on the form to the email that is generated and
> > > sent
> > > to
> > > the recipients?