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You can publish your forms to WSS 3.0 sites. You don't have to have MOSS. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP010967231033.aspx has information about publishing forms, and this has more on submitting forms http://support.microsoft.com/kb/826993.
You may also wish to use a form library -- here is some more information on that: ...
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Verify that you are looking at the same library you set the form to submit to. Also, if you haven't already, refresh the page. You can also look at your Document Library in Explorer view, in case your view is set up with a filter that is preventing you from seeing your submitted form.
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One way to troubleshoot this would be to open the form in design mode and set a field in the form to have the value of the formula. Then, preview the form and see if the formula generates the name you want.
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That makes me wonder if it is a problem with the formula you are using for your form name. What is the formula you are using?
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A lot of times this error comes up when the form has been set to be submitted with a field value for its name and then, after it has been submitted, it is opened and submitted again, but the form was not set to overwrite if a form of the same name existed in the library. Have you been able to submit any filled out copies of this form to your ...
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Hello:
Could you give me a little more information? Is your form based off a database? Is it published to a network folder or to SharePoint? What does the error message say?
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Hi, Ann:
Thanks so much for posting this -- it was exactly what I needed to solve a problem!
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Hi, Kevin:
It can be confusing. If you have SharePoint available, and don't need to create any real reports off your surveys, you could use your InfoPath form and publish it to a SharePoint form library and have your users fill it out there. Of course, if you have SharePoint, you may just want to create a SharePoint survey -- they have ...
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Hello:
To get your field value, you'll need to modify the xpath in the sample below to point to your field:
Dim objOutlook
Dim itmAppt
Dim time
Set objOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set itmAppt = ...
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Hello:
I found a few links online that may help you get started:
http://my.advisor.com/blog/garydev.nsf/d6plinks/GDEF-64D3JL
http://msevents.microsoft.com/cui/WebCastEventDetails.aspx?culture=en-US&EventID=1032288633&CountryCode=US