InfoPath Dev

Hello, my end users will not need to design anything.  Because I'm using managed code, I can not use the web version of InfoPath 2007 forms AFAIK. Since the end users do not require the full InfoPath 2007 product, I'm wondering whether there is a cheaper (free is best) runtime that can be distributed to their computers. Is ...

Hi Hilary, I appreciate you for helping.  Thank you.                           {I'm using Vista Business SP1} [quote user="gerry lowry"]My strategy for future .xsn files is to create the .xsn in ...

Hi Hillary ~~ you wrote in part:  "Moving an .xsn always upsets it" ~~ imo, that's something that should come with a warning when one is creating the .xsn ~~ in my case, the pain is almost unbearable. I'm guessing the appropriate avoidance behaviour is to be careful where one creates the .xsn in the first ...

STILL MORE INFORMATION: If I double click my .xsn file, instead of getting a blank form with which to work, I get:            Microsoft Office InfoPath             /!\ InfoPath cannot create a new blank ...

Hello,                     system:  Windows Vista Business SP1 and Office 2007 SP? (whatever is current) because I did not know what I'm doing, I initially created the lesson .xsn template in "Documents". InfoPath also put my ...

Thank you, Jimmy.  I will follow your advice and use .Value as per your suggestion. I do appreciate your help.   Regards, Gerry

MessageBox.Show(myGclassLicence.InnerXml); MessageBox.Show(myGclassLicence.Value); Both of the above statements display       false for an unchecked checkbox,     and       true for a checked checkbox. Is there any difference between ".InnerXml" and ...

Thank you, Hilary ... you nailed it:  typo on my part:  License (U.S. spelling) instead of Licence (British Spelling). I'm Canadian ... mostly we use British Spelling, but not always.   Since we are bilingual (British English and U.S. English) it's not unusual for us to mangle both languages. I like the ...

Hello, I need help with syntax for getting and setting value of an InfoPath 2007 check box.   Please note:  I am using InfoPath 2007 on the desktop, not the web form version.   public void startLesson_Clicked(object sender, ClickedEventArgs e) {   XPathNavigator myNavigator = ...

Hi Patrick, sorry, I contribute heavily by answering questions and asking questions at forums.asp.net, especially the ASP.NET MVC forum. I am used to posting code there and helping others with code that they've posted. Thank you so much for your reply.  You gave me the clue that I needed. Solution:  move the code from Changing to ...