I knew that VB has been able to utilize a mail object pre .Net days, so I dug into the poorly designed online help and spent hours searching to find the answer. By importing the System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail namespace, I was able to write a procedure to build the form as text and email it to myself.

Now that I proved it would work, I fired up Frontpage, designed the form, then copied the HTML code and inserted it into my program's code. By emailing myself the form as an HTML-based message, it displays beautifully in Outlook. (Okay, it just doesn't print so beautifully...!) But it came out looking good enough to make the VP happy, and that's what counts.