MS EXCHANGE 5.5 FORMS - outlook 2000

I'm not sure what you mean by "blank"... If the form isn't displayed at all, I would check to be sure that the client is using Rick Text for their mail format.

Regards,
Melody

When you design a form, the receiver has to have a copy of the form to see it. If the form is going to be used a lot, you can send the form file (.oft) to the recipient, and he can publish it to his folders. Alternately, you can go into the design screen, select the "Properties" tab (not the right-click properties choice) and check the box marked "Send form definition with item." This should cause the form definition to be sent with each message or item using that form.

Note that if your form uses features which are new to Outlook 2000 then users with earlier versions of Outlook will still not be able to use your form.