Я думаю что пометили как ответ по 2м причинам:
- Вы уже почти 2е суток никак не отреагировали не предыдущий коментарий и не ответили был ли он вам полезен.
- Ваша задача ни коим образом не связана с Exchange сервером.
Исходя из той статьи что я вам кинул:
Where we can publish?
Now we can see where we can publish these custom forms.
Outlook forms solutions can vary greatly, especially because Outlook has a number of different types of standard forms. It is often difficult to determine the best place to publish a form, and there are many factors to take into account when you make the decision. Forms
can be published to three locations:
(1) A folder (or Folder Forms Library)
(2) Organizational Forms Library
(3) Personal Forms Library
We’ll discuss them in detail and how these three makes differences:
(1) A folder (or Folder Forms Library):
- For most folder-based forms solutions, publish the form to the folder so that it is available whenever someone is using the folder.
- If you publish the form in a public folder, the form is available to everyone who can access the folder.
- If you publish the form to one of your personal folders, it is available only to you when you are using that folder.
- Contact, Post, Task, and Journal forms are examples of the types of forms that are typically associated with a folder.
- One advantage to publishing a form to a folder is that the form is available on the Actions menu when you are in the folder.
(2) Organizational Forms Library:
- Publish the form to this library if you want to make the form available to everyone in your organization, such as a form to report vacation time.
- This library is often used for e-mail message forms because they are typically not based on a specific folder.
- You can publish a form to the Organizational Forms Library when you want to use the same custom form in more than one folder.
- When you do this, you can maintain only a single published form.
- Forms that are published to this library are accessible to everyone in the organization as long as they are given permissions to the library by the administrator.
- The library is stored on the Microsoft Exchange Server-based computer.
- The administrator must give you permissions to publish to the Organizational Forms Library.
- This permission is typically given to only a few individuals or a department that manages the Exchange Server-based computer.
(3) Personal Forms Library:
- Forms that are saved in this library are only accessible to you.
- When you publish a form to the Personal Forms Library, the form is stored as a hidden item in the root folder of your mailbox or Personal Folders (.pst) file, whichever is your default mail delivery location.
- Like forms that are stored in the Organizational Forms Library, these forms can be opened by using the Choose Form command.
- Save a form to this library when you create a form for your own personal use, such as a standard e-mail message form that is pre-addressed to recipients.
Опять же повторюсь Exchange тут совершенно не причем и он не управляет кастомными формами или видами.
