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Originally Posted by gmayor
There are some issues that you might want to consider here. Presumably this 'form' is something that you propose to send out via e-mail for others to complete.
You have no control over how your message will be viewed by the recipient, so any element you add to a message is likely to be incompatible with the receipient's mail software.
Who in their right mind is going to send you credit card information in a format as insecure as e-mail?
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ok. here is the background in a nutshell. First my sincere apologies because I really was very unclear.
I have an educational hotline for married couples. I am using an outlook custom form as a database to enter their information. The custom form I am creating has nothing to do with email. It is simply a way I can save the information they give me over the phone. This form is not being sent or being received through email.
When a person wants to subscribe to the hotline they call me with their name, address and cc info. While I enter the info into the fields I created the exp field is acting funny probably because I created it as a date and there is no "day" part. In addition the radio button comes with only 1 choice and multi-line is greyed out.
Can this be accomplished it outlook?
08-24-2018, 05:18 AM
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