Chapter 27. Designing and Using Custom Forms

Overview of standard forms, item types, and message classes

Creating custom forms from standard forms

Creating custom forms from scratch

Creating multipage forms

Adding and arranging controls

Adding graphics to forms

Adding user-defined fields

Publishing and sharing forms

Using forms effectively

EVEN without any custom programming, Microsoft Outlook 2013 provides an excellent set of features. In fact, many organizations don’t need anything beyond what Outlook 2013 offers right out of the box. Others, however, have special needs that Outlook 2013 does not address, perhaps because of the way these organizations do business or because of specific requirements in their particular industries. In such cases, you have ...

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