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Thanks for the responses. &nbsp;It's too bad it doesnt work, it seemed like a great idea for internal data collection on an Exchange mail system. &nbsp;<br />
I will pursue other methods for data collection.<br />
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Thanks
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Thanks for the responses.  It's too bad it doesnt work, it seemed like a great idea for internal data collection on an Exchange mail system.  
I will pursue other methods for data collection.

Thanks

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I am using Access 2010. &nbsp;I tried the data collection via email and selected the InfoPath form option. &nbsp;The system created the form for me, but I would like to edit the form to make the data entry more user friendly. &nbsp;Where is the form stored? &nbsp;I have InfoPath Designer on my PC. &nbsp;Can I edit the form? &nbsp;I dont need to make massive changes. &nbsp;The form refrernces a submit button that doesnt exist - which tends to confuse the users. &nbsp;I am hoping to clean the form up, but I cant locate it.<br />
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thanks
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I am using Access 2010.  I tried the data collection via email and selected the InfoPath form option.  The system created the form for me, but I would like to edit the form to make the data entry more user friendly.  Where is the form stored?  I have InfoPath Designer on my PC.  Can I edit the form?  I dont need to make massive changes.  The form refrernces a submit button that doesnt exist - which tends to confuse the users.  I am hoping to clean the form up, but I cant locate it.

thanks

Access 2010: Data collection via Email InfoPath forms.  Where is the form stored? Can I edit it?

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