InfoPath Dev

 Here is a post with instructions on this: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/copy-or-move-library-files-by-using-open-with-explorer-aaee7bfb-e2a1-42ee-8fc0-bcc0754f04d2 Basically, you need to use Internet Explorer. Read the section titled "Moving or copying files with File Explorer" - it will have screenshots for all ...

 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23430210/creating-a-custom-save-button-in-an-infopath-form has a little snippet for manipulating the save file dialog. Here's some MSDN docs that may be helpful  - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/office/infopath-form/aa947412(v%3Doffice.15)

No - only the developer. End users will have to have .NET Programmability Support installed with their InfoPath filler installations tho - that didn't used to be enabled by default, but I think these days it is. You can check by finding InfoPath in your programs & features and walking through changing the installation - or search of .NET ...

This is a SharePoint list form - it has an attachment field that is included by default but you can't add other attachment fields. You'd have to start with a normal, blank InfoPath template.

Don't feel dumb! Some of this stuff doesn't make a lot of sense until you've tried it a bit. Do make sure this all is behaving as you'd expect when editing items (if users will be editing).

Save the attached file locally. Right click the file and select Design to open in design mode - from there you can preview. I added a test area so you can try the logic out and a screenshot showing you where to find the submit rules.

The count formula would just return a true or false value - so I'm guessing that is what you are using for formatting the section? On your submit rules, just set the fields to the value of the field in the non-repeating section - XPath should get the first instance of the repeating node, and then the way InfoPath works, it would set all ...

Here is a link that may help you. It outlines the same steps I've been mentioning. https://support.office.com/en-us/article/move-a-published-form-template-to-a-new-sharepoint-library-2a2aac61-3180-40fc-b306-61e8d7829bf8  

It would help me a lot if you could tell me what part of my instructions you don't understand. Do you know how to republish the form templates (xsn files) to the new libraries? Do you know how to update the data connections? In your screenshots, you have a lot of files (xml) in your libraries - once you have published your form templates to ...

You'd need to create another form in InfoPath - just open InfoPath designer and select New > Blank Form. Add a data connection to your list of materials. You could either use a multiple select bound to the main data source to allow them to select materials, or you can drag the repeating node from your data connection onto your form and ...