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Printing InfoPath View from Sharepoint

Last post 08-24-2007 05:11 AM by mhudsonjr. 3 replies.
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  • 08-23-2007 06:38 AM

    Printing InfoPath View from Sharepoint

    I have researched this and havent found to much.  Is it possible to have a control of some sort in Sharepoint or in my InfoPath form that I can do the following:  I have a filter that shows all the forms that need to be filled out for that day and it can be anywhere from 25-100 forms, and there is a View in each form that I want to print out.  The template is the same for all the forms, and thus the view name is the same for all the forms that i want to print.  Is there anyway i can have a control that will print the specified View from all the forms that need to be filled out that day.  I am not sure if this can even be done yet or not. Thanks for your input. 

  • 08-23-2007 06:55 AM In reply to

    Re: Printing InfoPath View from Sharepoint

    The only way that I know that you can print an InfoPath form view is to open the form and click on File->Print.

    I am sure that there will be ways to print them automatically. But this needs lot of investigation and code to implement.

  • 08-23-2007 07:27 AM In reply to

    Re: Printing InfoPath View from Sharepoint

    Yeah I know that you can actually open up the form and print it, but if someone needs 100 forms printed that could take forever.  Unless, there was a way to go into the xml somehow and print it like that. 

  • 08-24-2007 05:11 AM In reply to

    Re: Printing InfoPath View from Sharepoint

     I was thinking, like maybe a .bat program that would go through them all and maybe open them and print or go through them and print the specific view.  I am just not sure the limitations with sharepoint.  I know that sharepoint does not store the xml files in a database.  Instead, they are stored in the file system.  Is there a .bat program that would get the files and open them up and print them with a .bat program?

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