I am trying to create a new folder under the EFORM REGISTRY. The problem is I don't see English(USA) as a drop-down language choice. I see several other versions of English, but not USA. Any suggestions as to how I can get that to show up as a drop-dwon choice? Thanks, Mike

Have you created an Organization Forms library already? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/933358

Yes, I have the EFORM REGISTRY parent folder with an Organization Forms subfolder.

We are installing Mimosa Nearpoiint, and they need their own forms library.

Ah, ok. Do they have any guidance on that? Do they actually need a new library or do they just need you to install a new form to the existing library?

They didn't say specifically that they need a separate folder. They did say that "if you choose a different name than MIMISO use it instead of MIMOSA for any other steps related to this folder". That seems to imply that they should be able to use the Organization Forms folder if they had to. I just didn't want all of the forms they their application requires to show up in the Organizational Forms library accessed by our users. By the way, I have the "Alert me..." box checked below, but am not receiving any alerts. Am I doing something wrong?

One of the caveats with Org Forms Libraries is that you can have only one per language: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa998480(EXCHG.65).aspx You can have only one organizational forms library for each language. So, unless there is something different about this requirement, I think you'll need to just add the mimosa forms to the existing org forms library. P.S. I never use the alert feature :)

Bummer :-{ I'll work with Mimosa to see if they can work within the existing one. If not, they'll have to select the best version of English for us to use. Thanks for picking up this question so quickly and following it through to the end. You have been very helpful! If you don't use alerts how do you keep track of your posts \ responses??

I use the My Threads feature. Gives me a quick view of everything!