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Choose Tools &gt;&nbsp;Forms &gt;&nbsp;Design a Form<br />
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From there you can design your own form<br />
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Best resource that might help you is a book called 'Building Applications with MSOutlook 2000'. <br />

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Choose Tools > Forms > Design a Form

From there you can design your own form


Best resource that might help you is a book called 'Building Applications with MSOutlook 2000'.


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This MS KB article discusses the use of EFD stuff with OL2000:<br />
<a href="http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q146/6/72.asp" rel="ugc nofollow">http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q146/6/72.asp</a><br />
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You can also get this article by sending an E-mail with a subject of &quot;Q146672&quot; (without the quotes) to mshelp@microsoft.com.<br />
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This link should automate that for you:<br />
mailto:mshelp@microsoft.co<wbr />m?subject=<wbr />Q146672<br />

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This MS KB article discusses the use of EFD stuff with OL2000:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q146/6/72.asp [http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q146/6/72.asp]

You can also get this article by sending an E-mail with a subject of "Q146672" (without the quotes) to mshelp@microsoft.com.

This link should automate that for you:
mailto:mshelp@microsoft.com?subject=Q146672


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Hi, I have a HelpDask Request form which is created with Electronic Forms Designer Runtime(it only generates 16 bit App) by other person. It is a 16 bit App and it works fine with Outlook 97. But it doesn't work with Outlook 2000. Outlook 2000 doesn't seem to take 16 bit App anymore(Is it true). I am asked to create a 32 bit helpDask Request form(I never did this kind of App before). My questions are: Can I modify it from the original form? If no, which way is the easiest way to recreate the App? <br />
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Thanks for any help. &nbsp;
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Hi, I have a HelpDask Request form which is created with Electronic Forms Designer Runtime(it only generates 16 bit App) by other person. It is a 16 bit App and it works fine with Outlook 97. But it doesn't work with Outlook 2000. Outlook 2000 doesn't seem to take 16 bit App anymore(Is it true). I am asked to create a 32 bit helpDask Request form(I never did this kind of App before). My questions are: Can I modify it from the original form? If no, which way is the easiest way to recreate the App? 

Thanks for any help.  

Create a App in Outlook 2000

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