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You could use an expression box in the view. Or change the text of the e-mail to be generated by code (and use that instead of the intro). Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hello, I have an InfoPath form that will fill out an insurance card on a dot matrix printer. The printer uses a card stock that has three cards to a ''sheet''. Each card is about 3 inches high and about 5 inches wide. Unfortunately i have to print on this paper. I can print the first card with no trouble. However, after the first card is ...

Ok, I believe I got it working. Thanks. Two more questions: How do I get a count of how many records are returned? Also, is there an easier way to get at the fields then this? Maybe through the adoAdapter object? If not that's ok. I was just wondering. var node1 = ...

Here are the steps 1. Add a button control. 2. Double click on the button control and click on edit form code. 3. Write code that you want. 4. Now call ''thisXDocument.Submit();'' Agni InfoPath Dev India

When you take a secondary dataconnection to DB you won't have queryFields. You will just have dataFields. This node will contain the rows returned by your DB. Starting from your redline to ''obj.Query();'' should be replaced with the following lines of code var adoAdapter = thisXDocument.DataObjects[''asdd''].QueryAdapter; //Below you should ...

Yes, but then all pages are in landscape. The first page of the form must be in portrait, the second in landscape. Marchel

Are you suggesting that I remove the prefixes from the main DOM or remove it from the secondary. ?

Hi sjc724 Check out these links and I think you will find an answer: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/assistance/HA012073751033.aspxhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ipsdk/html/xdevtOnSubmitRequest_HV01021370.asp Sandeep InfoPath Dev India