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# Delivering a form
You can deliver a form within a Session so that users can provide answers. You can choose to deliver the form to everyone or to specific people. When you deliver a form, it immediately opens in their menu. However, to deliver a form, you must either be the host or be granted permission by the host.
{% hint style="info" %}
You can't deliver a form if you use an Android phone or tablet, iPhone, or iPad. However, users on these devices can participate in a form that's delivered by someone else.
{% endhint %}
To deliver a form, complete the following steps:
1. In a Session, open your menu or tablet, and then select **Forms** 
.
2. Select **DELIVER** for the form that you want to deliver.
3. In the **Deliver Form** window, select who you would like to deliver the form to.
4. **Optional**: If you choose **Select Others**, you can choose which users in the session receive the form. On the **Select users to deliver form to** page, select the check box for any user that you want to deliver the form to, and then select **SAVE SELECTIONS**.
5. Select **Confirm**.
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