Hi,
I recently started a new job and my first task was to fix a problem on an outlook form. The user enteres details in the form and hits send and it emails to a generic email account. The user then double clicks on their email and the form appears. However on the body of the email (before double clicking) the email windows lists a range of email signatures of the person who created the form who no longer works for the company. When i go into design mode i can see that there is a text box with all the email signatures in it however when i delete this text box the whole form deletes for some reason.
I then decided to create a form from scratch however when I fill out the form and email it, when i double click on the email the form does not display instead it is text a blank white email field.
Please note that there is no VBA code within any of the forms as it is just a series of drop down lists and text boxes.
I would be grateful if someone could help me with any of these issues as I am new to using forms.
Regards,
Niall
I recently started a new job and my first task was to fix a problem on an outlook form. The user enteres details in the form and hits send and it emails to a generic email account. The user then double clicks on their email and the form appears. However on the body of the email (before double clicking) the email windows lists a range of email signatures of the person who created the form who no longer works for the company. When i go into design mode i can see that there is a text box with all the email signatures in it however when i delete this text box the whole form deletes for some reason.
I then decided to create a form from scratch however when I fill out the form and email it, when i double click on the email the form does not display instead it is text a blank white email field.
Please note that there is no VBA code within any of the forms as it is just a series of drop down lists and text boxes.
I would be grateful if someone could help me with any of these issues as I am new to using forms.
Regards,
Niall