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I have attached a sample form for you. It calculates Days/Hours/Minutes. You should be able to pull what you need from it.  All of the fields are calcuated with formulas except for the Start Date and End Date. I left everything used to calculate the time shown.  You can preview the form and see how it works.

You will have to create a new Action for each one. (this only changes the field that contains the text to what is needed, this can be changed to set another field, but will require tinkering) In the Condition, set it to "NameOfField" contains "LetterYourLookingFor" In the Actions, set it to ...

Can you add a try catch block so the the error is better defined.  I have an idea of what the problem may be, but the error it returns may provide more insight. In your public void CTRL25_19_Clicked function add the following: try{ all code goes here } catch(Exception exception) { MessageBox.Show("Error " + ...

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/832511 It a cumbersome way to change the button to what you want, but it works.

You don't have to use code to do this, but it does require some setup. We use the same type of layout, we have multiple emails to different groups, and each groups can have the an email that is the same as another group. The way that we solved the problem was by having a Sharepoint list with the name of the group and an email associated with ...

You can put the file attachment in a repeating table and then have a button that adds a new row to the repeating table. The code for how to add a row to a repeating table is on this site in multiple places depending on the code language you use. We use this concept on a few forms.

I have not used 2010 yest, but in 2007 if you change the view to Explorer View and let all the forms load (they change icons), it updates the library.

 We have been having the same issue for quite a while and have narrowed it down to a multitude of issues.If you have an attachment (this one has been odd for us, it's pdfs over 200kb) If your sharepoint server is setup with load balancingIf your profile (also can be called you outlook profile) has any errors in it or has gotten ...

Infopath doesn't do this normally, but you can make it do it by using validation. See the example form for how it works.

I have attached a template with how to check the size of attachments. It's approximate, so it will be off +/- 5% of actual size. The textbox would be a hidden field.  You would want to add a validation to the textbox that makes sure the number is less than 500000 (may want to make it 550000, since the number is approximate) See ...