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Thanks for responding. I figured it should be something that easy but I do NOT have a Tools::Convert Main Data Source option. Any ideas why? I'm using InfoPath 2003. Thanks!

Matt, I'd like to echo everyone's sentiments about how useful this thread is and how much it has helped. I was able to get an add, change, and delete to work using your approach. I would have never been able to do that without your guidance and expertise. My question, though, is this--is it possible to create a site using this method? There ...

I want to use the info path built in js language. Can you point to some examples. I cannot find any specific ones that work with infopath's data field... Thanks!

I have a number of forms (same form, different users) and I want to transfer all the information in the fields to an Excel Spreadsheet. When I export it, it opens a new sheet each time. Is there a way to tell it to export it to the one I started with to create a list? Thanks.

I think that is where I might have gone wrong. I wanted to test the link so I saved it to my drive and filled it out. Then I used that e-mail to foward to the test group. I will try again without doing that. Thanks for the help again.

concat() is not directly supported in list boxes. However, you can manually modify your XSL to include a concat() function to make the drop-down list box display the two fields as one. I believe this has been discussed a couple times before in these forums.

I missed the posting but I found it. I appreciated the help you gave me; however, I must be missing something about the rules. I put the filter on in the data connection but it doesn't seem to make any difference. Do I need to put the filter somewhere else? It looks like the help section mentions filters only works in repeating section or ...

Text is stored in the XML in ASCII characters. There's no encoding specified. English characters are all going to have ASCII values between of 32-127. Anything above that would be either a special character or a foreign language character. A quick internet search revealed that Hebrew fonts map to ASCII 224-250. The other issue you run into is ...

This is an interesting question. The best way I can think of to test for this kind of question is to check the default encoding of the .NET 2.0 framework installed on the computer. I have provided a link to the documentation below, but here is a quick outline of what I think might work. Please note that I have not tested this ...

Ah ok. This will depend on the language you are using. I would do a Google search on '' 'dos commands' and '<insert your language> ''. You can put the code in the button event handler. You'll have to create a variable to copy the node data into and then use that in your code to pass it to the command line.