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Yes:<br />
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Here is a nice step by step tutorial.<br />
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<a href="http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/tutorial-creating-and-distributing-custom-forms-with-outlook-HA001210610.aspx" rel="ugc">http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/tutorial-creating-and-distributing-custom-forms-with-outlook-HA001210610.aspx</a>
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Yes:

Here is a nice step by step tutorial.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/tutorial-creating-and-distributing-custom-forms-with-outlook-HA001210610.aspx [http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/tutorial-creating-and-distributing-custom-forms-with-outlook-HA001210610.aspx]

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This is a fine beginning document. &nbsp;I however need a deeper dive into the subject. &nbsp;need to figure out how to create an active hyperlink in a form. &nbsp;Versioning methods for publishing. how to use form regions. &nbsp;Form work flow. etc.<br />
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This is a fine beginning document.  I however need a deeper dive into the subject.  need to figure out how to create an active hyperlink in a form.  Versioning methods for publishing. how to use form regions.  Form work flow. etc.
Thanks.

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I agree. few books cover Outlook forms. &nbsp;Much less something current like 2010. &nbsp;Guess we should be using something else. &nbsp;Thanks for the input.
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I agree. few books cover Outlook forms.  Much less something current like 2010.  Guess we should be using something else.  Thanks for the input.

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Most of the form related contents in 2003 version still apply to 2010 . You can still make a good use of the above book.
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Most of the form related contents in 2003 version still apply to 2010 . You can still make a good use of the above book.

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I'm trying to create a custom Outlook form. &nbsp;It's a bit of a struggle. &nbsp;Is there any books or documents that provide a comprehensive how to for building these forms. &nbsp;<br />
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I'm trying to create a custom Outlook form.  It's a bit of a struggle.  Is there any books or documents that provide a comprehensive how to for building these forms.  
Thanks

Outlook Custom Forms

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Outlook

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