InfoPath Dev

Hi Todd, Are you using the browser based forms and InfoPath Forms Services? If so, you can't change that header. It's a security restriction. Check out Hagen Green and Scott Robert's book. They talk about the limitations of email when using IPFS. Cheers!

Hi Joe, InfoPath can handle large XML files but can it handle yours? Easy to find out. Just start InfoPath Designer and create a form from an existing XML. Specify the XML of your file and see if the Designer can load it. If it can, drag and drop the data source into the view. Go to Preview in the Designer and specify the XML file that you want ...

Hi Lenka, Jo-Anne Alfafara's blog covers this. Go to her blog and look for the one that says how to do versioning with content types. It gives step-by-step explanation for how to publish two InfoPath forms to the same library using content types. Good luck!

Maybe you should just Repair the Office installation (or InfoPath if you installed that separately). Go to Control Panel and Add/Remove Programs. Select Office and then Change. The install wizard should give you an option to Repair. Make sure you close InfoPath and Excel while you are doing this.

Hi CoolDude, qRules also supports clearing the error board so that you can do saves even though your form has validation errors. No code required either! :)

Hi JohnM, You can use Promoted Properties with Content Types. It just requires that you map the promoted properties to columns via the SharePoint view page. Should be pretty easy though. To uniquely name the form and create a "natural" key that is more descriptive, you can use qRules SharePoint save functions. Just concat up some ...

Hi CBKing and welcome! I'm wondering what's different about those users. Do they have their locale set to some non US place? It's possible that there is some font-mapping that was done for those users based on another application install. Windows supports font-mapping and applications can create default mappings that affect other ...

We have sent this question off to our contacts at Microsoft. Hopefully they will respond before too long.

Hi again, What's a good time to call you? I can't promise we can call over the weekend, but we'll try. If not, first thing Monday. Can you look at the event log in the Event Viewer (Start->Run eventvwr) and see if there are any errors underneath the Qdabra log? Thanks!

Hi Ben, What about the alignment for a surrounding section or table? I'll ask Greg to respond since he has deep knowledge about alignment issues but in general it doesn't work perfectly in Outlook because of the different rendering engines (Word vs. Trident).