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Hardware Improvment will probably not give you a lot of improvement unless it is already paging or performing poorly.
You should be able to contruct your form so that you can have the validation happen once instead of field by field. It just requires removing the rules from each indivdual field and moving them all to a button.
Another ...
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Typically you can have a print to fax. If not I would look at a print to email or something of that account might be your best solution. Otherwise you would need to create a dedicated view specifically for the fax. In IP 2007 I believe you can specify whether to send as an attachment or just the embedded view. So you would have a ...
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Vince,
Make sure you have .Net 2.0 installed too. If so, what order did you install? That can make a difference in IIS. Here is a linkto try. DBXL Installation Produces an HTTP Error 405 on Windows XP Machine
Otherwise give us more information on the server and client you are seeing this with.
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Vince - Sorry for the problems.
It should not be a problem in any of the environments you describe.
We did have some late fixes for SQL 2000 and that build might not be out for download. If you email me directly i can send yuou the latest build.
Are all cases with SQL 2000?
If you can send me both screen shots of the error and go ...
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I have had forms, which the data was kept in a database, which I recommend.
So in one form I would set a field to true that would act as the flag for the record and save the record. Then launch the other form and it would display details for the record that had flag = true
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Yah that is why you want a web service so that you can query the data instead of loading all of it each time.
if you can only load the fields you need in your data connection that could help some too.
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Looking at your other posts and what you are trying to do.
I was going to share that we have made buttons that look and feel like check boxes but are actually buttons so you can have them trigger submit etc. That may make your life easier with that simple trick. Which is just making the button have an image, or use wingdings to ...
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Hey Cathy.
Check out this post thread http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/3337/12505.aspx#12505
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Welcome to the forum.
Is there a reason why you are doing it with code?
You can set either a data validation or a rule on the field in the form that would compare the value of the field witht he value in your secondardy source. You would just need to use a filter on your secondary possibly.
So an example would be the user enters a new ...
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First Best Practice is to look at using SQL Express instead of Access.
So if I understand right, you have multiple secondary tables, which you need to link together by company or category or something.
For this would would need to create this new Primary table or Identify an existing primary table and it would need an ID field which is a primary ...