InfoPath 2010

Re: Using the Office Cntrl-K dialog

appelgw — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:28:37 GMT

Functionality needed: Be able to add hyperlink without toggling to a browser to copy & paste the hyperlink.

Functionaliy exists in other MS Office 2010 applications via Cntrl+K. The Insert Hyperlink dialog that is used with MS Word allows for linking to sharepoint document libraries, recent websites, even places within the document. I'm looking for that 'browse' function.

Re: Using the Office Cntrl-K dialog

Anson Hidajat — Tue, 07 Feb 2012 07:32:04 GMT

InfoPath Filler only offers the 2-input dialog and not the hyperlink dialog you see in other Office products. What feature are you looking for exactly? Perhaps there is a workaround.

Using the Office Cntrl-K dialog

appelgw — Mon, 06 Feb 2012 17:58:48 GMT

I'm creating a form where I'm asking the end user to add a hyperlink to a Rich Text Box. When they go to fill in the form, they most pop over to their browser, copy the url, return to the form, then paste.

However, in the other Office products, they can use Cntrl+K to open a dialog window for 'Insert Hyperlink'.

Can this same dialog window be used by InfoPath, because the result that I get with Cntrl-K in Infopath 2010 is a simple 2-blank input form with none of the features I'm looking for.