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From the File menu in the toolbar you can select "Extract Form Files..." it is differnet in 2003 vs 2007.
Then you would close the form.
Go to the folder you extracted to.
Find the manifest and right click and select design.
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OK so your receive connection is pulling the information properly?
Why do you have to use a different method for obtaining the GUID? That is very critical to have it exact.
I am assuming you are using the sample CAML for the test.
Fo your location I believe it should be ...
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No IP 2003 does not have the design checker.
Which probably would not help. I thought the view was working in design mode but not in the form not the other way around. If you cannot design the view then there is something broken there. You could try exporting to source files. Closing and then designing the manifest file and see if ...
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Hey Josh.
The ulitimate signup solution.
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You have one form which an admin uses to setup the event and specify the items needed and the amounts.
They email everyone a notification with the link to the signup ...
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Have you looked at hiding it in InfoPath with a condition and rule action?
Otherwise, I am sure there is a property for hide. You may want to check out the MSDN reference for InfoPath.
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It might help if you describe what you need or are trying to accomplish.
If you want to quickly jump from Word to Infopath the easiest way is to just use a hyper link. Are you wanting to move data as well?
InfoPath is not an Outlook form but could have a hyperlink shortcut or be an attachment to a mail item.
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It sounds like their is a problem with your default view. Do you have Infopath 2007? You could use the design checker.
Usually there is a details button on warning messages but I do not think I have encountered this specific problem before. There could also be a rule or something that is causing a problem too. Have you deleted a view ...
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Hi there.
I would check you list ID and the site. I find the biggest issue people have is that they do not get the exact path to the site they want and therefore SharePoint cannot find the list.
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Hi Suzanne.
Not easily since InfoPath needs to be opened and then submited again to change a value within it. This can be done via a seperate process but their is nothing built into Sharepoint to automate this. You may want to look at the Database Accelerator, Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite Version 2.1 - Developer it includes ...
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Hey Ethan.
The problem comes from the repeating nature of the list box. Promoted items are just one per field or column. If you wanted more, you would need to create some dedicated fields, each with one of your list box choices, and then promote each one. Promoted properties in Sharepoint can be expanded left to right but do not ...