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Re: Problem trying to use the Infopath to Word XSLT Tool in the Infopath SDK

Greg Collins — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 23:12:57 GMT

MSHTA.exe doesn't do anything in-and-of itself. It is used to open .HTA files. Google "MSHTA.exe" for more info.

Likely, the .HTA file it tried to open had a problem.

Re: Problem trying to use the Infopath to Word XSLT Tool in the Infopath SDK

Jon_Smith — Mon, 21 Apr 2008 13:26:59 GMT

Ok, I have made it past that first problem by registering thos DLL's, unfortunately I am now encountering a new problem, when I get to the end of the wizard and click finish I get an error message stating that 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\mshta.exe' has terminated unexpectedly or something to that effect.

Any ideas why this could be happening, I have located it in the system32 folder and nothing happens when I click on it. I also don't have admin rights if thats makes a difference.

thanks

Jon Smith

Re: Problem trying to use the Infopath to Word XSLT Tool in the Infopath SDK

Greg Collins — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 18:06:16 GMT

Unfortunately, the SDK installer doesn't register those DLLs... You'll need to do it yourself. For more information, look here:

http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/3434/13713.aspx#13713

Hope this helps.

Problem trying to use the Infopath to Word XSLT Tool in the Infopath SDK

Jon_Smith — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 10:47:36 GMT

Hi, I recently downloaded and installed the Infopath 2003 SDK specifically for the tool where you can create a XSLT file to convert an Infopath form for viewing in word.

Problem I am having is that when I click on it I get this error message and I can't work out why?

'The Infopath to Word Wizard requires the file wordprint.dll, which is missing or is not properly registered. Please refer to the InfoPath SDK Documentation or to the SDK Configuration tool for more assistance.'

wordprint.dll isn't missing, its in the folder next to the Infopath to word wizard, but I don't know how I would properly register it if that is the problem and I am not sure where the configuration tool is (if it is what I think it is then its no help).

Jon Smith