InfoPath Dev

 Sorry, I've already done that and it didn't work.  Thanks, though.

I've written an InfoPath app/form in VS2008.  Runs fine on my machine from SharePoint.  Generates an error message on the client machines, prompting user to turn on .NET Framework Capability for InfoPath.  (i.e., Add/Remove Programs > Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 > Change > InfoPath > (uncollapse InfoPath tree to ...

I was afraid we were heading in that direction.  Thanks for all your help, though.  Much appreciated.

 Sorry, that's not it either.  Everyone has installed the PIAs.  And the eight-step solution you propose won't work because two of the users don't even have an InfoPath option under Add/Remove Programs (despite the fact that InfoPath is installed on their machine and they can successfully open SharePoint forms).  

 Thanks, but that really doesn't address the problem.  Unfortunately there is no option under the InfoPath configuration for .NET programmability.  I've had the users reinstall Office, but it still doesn't show up.  .NET programmability is available for the other Office product (Excel, Access, Word, Outlook), so ...

I have developed a 2007 form in Visual Studio 2008 for .NET Framework 3.5, and have successfully published and opened it from SharePoint.  However, when I rolled out the form to the other three members of my team (all have Office 2007 Enterprise installed), they each received the following error message when opening the form: Form template: ...

My task:  Programatically build a text variable that includes line feeds, then save it to a text node in my InfoPath form. My problem:  When I use [navigator].SelectSingleNode("[node]", NamespaceManage).SetValue, the process strips the line feeds out of my variable.  The resulting node value is simply a single line of ...

 Jimmy, This is the solution I've been looking for.  Thanks.  I was stuck for days as to how to use the GetNamedNodeProperty method.  VB would give me a "Reference to a non-shared member requires an object reference." error.  Your code shows how to make the proper declaration ...

I'm going to simplify my question.  How, within Visual Basic can I determine the selected row of a repeating table within the InfoPath form?  It seems to me I should be able to reference the repeating table ...

Thanks, Hilary.  That's all very helpful (although I'm bummed about having to learn C#).  I'll bookmark the sites you suggest and dig in.