InfoPath Dev

You can go into the task form and customize it in InfoPath.  If you have access to the status in the form, you can use rules to disable the control in the designer.

The attachment control should be fully supported in safari on the Mac.  My only suggestion would be to make sure he's running the latest version of safari.

Here is an article that may help: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2007/02/26/passing-data-into-a-form-input-parameters.aspx Alternatively, qRules has a function to easily get an input parameter without writing any custom code: http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules_new.aspx

InfoPath is unfortunately not the best when it comes to printing.  The best advice I can offer is to make sure you have a separate view that is optimized for just printing.  That is a display view or sorts that uses calculated values to display your data instead of text boxes, date pickers, etc.  Size them appropriately to make sure ...

Not sure if this will help, but here is a video tutorial on how cascading dropdowns work in InfoPath: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SH7xUEcQwwg So is your problem that the field type cannot be promoted?  Repeating fields can only be promoted as first, last or merge.  There isn't an option to promote them individually.

Don't think there is an easy to do this without writing code or cracking open the xsn.  Have you considered creating your own asterisk outside of the control?  You can have a red asterisk in a calculated value control show/hide using rules that figure out whether there is at least one entry in the repeating section.  Maybe that ...

There may be an activex control out there somewhere that does this, but otherwise I'm not aware of one. Definitely not a way out of the box. You may consider using webparts though.  There is the InfoPath Form web part and the Visio web part which you can make talk to each other using part to part connections.  Perhaps something to ...

Could be an issue with the people picker specific to email forms when in display mode.  Have you tried using another control when submitting the email like a text box or calculated value control?

You have a few options on how to create a workflow. 1) Out of box workflows - there is an approval one that might be worth taking a quick look at.  2) SharePoint designer - probably what you want and there are a bunch of tutorials on the net how to start making a workflow in SPD. 3) InfoPath - you can actually create workflows within InfoPath ...

Hi Jason, AFAIK writing multiple items to a single list can be tricky using workflow.  What is the error you are getting exactly? Have you considered trying to use third party tools to do this?  There are some libraries you can use that will do this quite easily.  Here is an example with more info: ...