Ok, that makes sense. So I followed the instructions at:http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb251021.aspx. Specifically the section for: Deploying a Fully Trusted, Digitally Signed Form to a SharePoint Document Library. I followed the following but I still just see black boxes ...
You can make a form fully trusted by specifying full trust for the form and signing it digitally. For more information on digital signature and signed form templates, see "Introduction to Digital Signatures" in the InfoPath Help and Deploying Signed Form Templates.
- In design mode, on the Tools menu, click Form Options.
- In the Form Options dialog box, click the Security and Trust category.
- Clear the selection for Automatically determine security level based on form's design (recommended), if it is selected.
- Select Full Trust (the form has access to files and settings on the user's computer).
- Under Form Signing, select Sign this form.
- Click Create Certificate to create a new digital certificate.
- Alternatively, click Select Certificate to select an existing certificate. In the Select Certificate dialog box, click the certificate that you want to digitally sign the form with.
- Click OK.
Step 2: Publish the Form Template to a SharePoint Document Library and Set it as the Default Form
Follow these steps to publish the form template to the SharePoint document library and to set its XML template file as the SharePoint document library's default form.
- On the File menu, click Publish.
- Follow the instructions in the Publishing Wizard to publish the form template to the SharePoint document library. For more information, see "Publish a form template to a SharePoint document library" in the InfoPath Help.