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I'm not sure what you're asking but you should be able to print in landscape mode via File -> Print then click Properties. --------------- Matt Faus InfoPath Dev Texas

Lewis68, In the last step of the Publishing Wizard you should be able to specify thehttp://server/form.xsn URL. 1) Choose Publish from the File Menu, click Next. 2) Select To a Shared Folder, and then click Next. 3) Click the Browse button to locate your filepath (C:\inetpub\wwwroot). 4) Click Next. 5) Type your public URL - ...

To use this code, you will first have to add E-mail as a Submitting Data Source. 1) In Design mode, choose Data Connections from the Tools Menu and then click Add. 2) Select Submit Data, and then click Next. 3) Select as an e-mail message, and then click Next. 4) Delete all text in all textboxes on the window (you will be adding all of this ...

If you double-click the repeating table and uncheck the box labeled ''Allow users to insert and delete rows'' it should accomplish this. Since Cut, Copy, Paste are just advanced insertion and deletion functions you cannot have one without the other. If you are planning to allow users to insert/delete into the repeating section why wouldn't you ...

Maybe try this: var objCommandBars = Application.ActiveWindow.CommandBars; objCommandBars(''_Name_attribute_of_your_xsf:toolbar_element'').Enabled = false; One question I have for you, Virgul, is regarding the following sentence in the Display a Custom Toolbar tutorial: ''It is possible, however, to add a custom toolbar that contains custom ...

Glad to hear everything worked out, let us know of any other problems that arise! --------------- Matt Faus InfoPath Dev Texas

The biggest problem sounds like the opportunity for someone to access a machine for a malicious purpose. No one should have this opportunity... Can you not protect yourself from fired employees? I think this would be a pretty big problem. --------------- Matt Faus InfoPath Dev Texas

Welcome to the forums, Pich and uma! Check out these threads and I think you will find an answer: http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1006http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=621 --------------- Matt Faus InfoPath Dev Texas

Sure, you could use conditional formatting the change the button. 1) Create a helper node in your form and call it ButtonPressed. This will be a boolean (yes/no) node. 2) Add rules to the button that sets the value of ButtonPressed to YES. 3) Add conditional formatting to the button that hides the button when the value of ButtonPressed == ...