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Do you mind attaching your template to a reply (under the Options tab you can upload a file). I'm still having a little trouble understanding what you are trying to do.....
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Hi:
I think you can do what you need by setting the default for your UserName field in the repeating section defaults.
Right click the repeating section with the description field and select the properties to open the properties dialog
On the Data tab, in the Default settings section, the section that can be inserted should be ...
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Hi --
Do you have Windows Server available? I think this may help you -- it explains how to set up the Certificate Authority service. I'd also recommend this blog post.
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When your print, is there an Options tab? Perhaps try changing the settings on that?
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Hi --
I could use a bit more detail to understand the issue. What are you doing to populate your list? Is your 'list' a repeating section in the main data source of your form? Is the data you want to populate the list with from a secondary data source?
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To submit to an Access database, your form needs to be based off a database (or you'll need a custom web service or custom code). You'll need to define your table relationships appropriately in the database and also in the form when you create it. If the 'id' is an auto id field in Access, and your relationships are defined ...
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Is the button in a layout table? Are the rows set to size automatically?
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Hi, Ian:
Is this InfoPath related? What tutorial is it you are trying to follow?
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Hi:
Check out this awesome post by S.Y.M. Wong-A-Ton. I think it does what you need.
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Hi--
The sample code was C# for the 2007 object model -- which does use upper case for SelectSingleNode. This also explains why you only needed to pass in the XPath to the node, the method used to work differently.
YOUR XPath was to an attribute. Someone else's may be to an element. The namespace could be different. In InfoPath 2007, we can ...