Leemi
Thu Dec 08 16:59:22 CST 2005
Hi Tom:
If fonts and formatting are not important, could you just send the document
as a text (TXT) file?
Have you considered creating an ASP or ASPX page that writes data to a VFP
table using the OLE DP Provider? You could then send the link for the page
to the person, and they could enter or correct any data as needed. This
would work if the form as standardized for each recipient.
I hope this helps.
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>Currently i am taking .frx's and turning them into .docs and attaching
them
>to emails and sending.
>i also am populating a word document with information and attaching it to
>emails and sending.
>i am having issues with word software versions in the field, viewing
>problems from users etc... is there something that i can use that will be
>more of a standard for each user?? Please note, some forms or .docs are
>filled out and sent beck to the sender. i have tried pdf's but they dont
seem
>to let you fill out a form and forward it back without creating a new
email.
>any thoughts?