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Your project will definitely require code either in InfoPath or Word to achieve. You may want to consider a Word SmartDoc solution instead so your users don't have to deal with two applications in this scenario.
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Instead of sending the XSN file you should send an InfoPath XML file generated by the server and the server can inject the sequence number before sending. Since the XML file already will have a reference to the proper XSN deployed on yoru intranet it will just open correctly.
If you must send the XSN in the email as your deployment method, you ...
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After installing the plug-in the option appears in the File menu under Export To.
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What happens in this instance is that your wrapping section or table has a fixed height set. The designer oftentimes does this on it's own as you resize other areas or move stuff around. Yes, it's totally annoying.
All you have to do is double-check all your row and section heights are set to ''Auto''. Then they'll grow/shrink as you expect.
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If you get an error message trying to open an InfoPath form and in the details you see an error message that says something like:
''The format of the file <name>.dll is invalid.''
I have finally found a solution. Go to your Program Files, Microsoft Office folder and look in the Office 11 or Office 12 folder. In there look for a file ...
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I found our HowTo on this. It is:http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=4e038a7f3f5b443bbe4db49f86d95fba
Hope that helps. :)
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Hi Jason and welcome to our forum.
Unfortunately there isn't a way to do this. The recommended method for handling long lists in a dropdown is to categorize the items and then use cascading dropdowns.
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Hi Christianne,
I'm not quite sure what you're asking here. Are you trying to copy/paste or to do a sort of lookup to an Excel list at runtime? Also, where is the Excel sheet stored and is it updated frequently?
Thanks, Shiraz
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Hello,
If your item list contains info on which vendor an item belongs to this will not be too hard. I'm making some guesses with what I say below as I don't know the structure of your form's data source.
The trick is that once the user has made the selections they need to be sorted by supplier so that the IS Req form view can easily break out ...
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When you setup your machine to handle asp.net you have to run a command prompt to register and get it working. This article contains the command line that you use to get asp.net working on your IIS installation:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/WindowsServer2003/Library/IIS/187d0e2c-8e89-49ad-a89d-e26e4d76ee68.mspx?mfr=true