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• How To: Save Images to SharePoint

  Prerequisites: You should already have FormsViewer installed and understand how to upload and open forms. You should already have an XSN form template that includes a Picture Control or File Attachment Control. If you are not familiar with Picture Controls... Posted Sep 05 2017, 06:10 AM by Mel Clemente with | with no comments Filed under: SharePoint, InfoPath, FormsViewer, Mobile, Image, Capture Image, Camera, Save images to SharePoint, SaveToSharePoint

• How To: Capture Camera Images

  Prerequisites: You should already have FormsViewer installed and understand how to upload and open forms. Steps. Create a new form template or open a form template that you already have in InfoPath Design mode. Locate or create a group in your form’s... Posted Sep 05 2017, 05:32 AM by Mel Clemente with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: InfoPath, FormsViewer, Mobile, Image, Capture Image, Camera

• How To: Add Signature Capture to your Form

  Prerequisites: You should already have FormsViewer installed and understand how to upload and open forms. You should have an XSN form template that has been injected with qRules. You should have the Signature Prototype form included with this document... Posted Sep 05 2017, 04:19 AM by Mel Clemente with | with no comments Filed under: InfoPath, FormsViewer, Signature, Mobile, Capture Signature

• Query Forms from within other Forms

  You may download the files used in this blog post from this link . Overview Sometimes you have a form and you want to show another form's data, without actually copying it into your form. In other words, you don't want to include the queried form... Posted Mar 23 2017, 05:11 AM by Mel Clemente with | with no comments Filed under: InfoPath, FormsViewer, expense report, query forms, policy

• Send a Form Link via Workflow

  Overview How about approving workflow requests via email with one click? With Qdabra's easy-to-install FormsViewer app, you can do this and more. Wouldn't it make even more sense to approve workflows from a phone without having to login to SharePoint... Posted Mar 11 2017, 11:09 PM by Mel Clemente with | with no comments Filed under: InfoPath, email, link, workflow, approval, leave request, FormsViewer