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One of the intriguing aspects of the NewForm.aspx or EditForm.aspx in Sharepoint 2007 is that the fields are not displayed and hence not editable. For instance, you may wish to selectively hide certain columns either in a New Item form or Edit form. This article outlines the steps required to accomplish this as well as the limitations that arise out of such modification. Sharepoint Designer is required for this.
Note that all the fields are displayed in SP Designer now! - now you can also selectively hide columns in either the new or edit form to meet your requirements.
Associating the NewForm1.aspx to the list
Known Issue(s) Attachment function does not work when a custom form is used. When the 'Attach File' icon is clicked, you get a message 'The form was customized not working with attachment'
Resolution
Refer to the following Microsoft article for a possible resolution to the above issue.
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