I didn't even realize that Outlook Forms were still supported. I haven't used them in over a decade...
-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Maglinger, Paul Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2015 10:50 AM To: New Exchange List ([email protected]) Subject: [Exchange] Can email created with old Outlook form be read after it is changed or deleted from Organizational Library? We have an Outlook form that we have been using for years when we hire new employees. I have been asked to modify the form (or create a new one) to provide additional information. If I change the existing form, what happens to the emails that were created and archived using the old form. Will we still be able to view them, or because of the changes they will become unreadable because the layout is different? If I create a new form I guessing that I will need to retain the old one in order to read the archived emails. And if I rename the old form I guessing the old emails will be unreadable because they were created with a form by a different name? And from playing around with test forms, I'm pretty sure if I delete the old form the old emails will be unreadable. I haven't worked with forms in several years - it's typically one of those "make and forget" type things. Looking for some insight from someone that has worked with them in more detail than I have. Thanks, Paul
