InfoPath Dev

Add an action rule to your submit button that closes the form.  Should be as simple as that!

You need an action rule on the status field that goes something like: when this field changes, if all occurences of Status is equal to Completed then set a field's value FinalStatus to Completed.  Hope this helps!

Ah I see.  I believe there is a way to do this programatically or via web service, though not sure how to do it off the top of my head.  Sorry couldn't be more help.

The find feature in the filler as far as I can tell only searches through text that is inside editable controls like text boxes, etc.  It doesn't do searches for text inside calculated values or simply text that is directly in the canvas.  Browser search should look at everything since its the browser itself performing the search ...

Hi there, You can copy and paste your form contents from one instance of InfoPath to another.  This will preserve your formatting, controls and layout.  However, the rules, schema, data connections, etc. will not be copied over.  These will need to be recreated from scratch.

Never done this myself, but perhaps you can explore SharePoint designer and see if there is a way you can change the page in there.  Sorry couldn't be more help!

This article has a brief description on how to add choices from a SP list to a dropdown control: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/insert-a-drop-down-list-box-HA010103020.aspx Basically, you need to add a receive connection to your SP list.  Then in the dropdown properties, set it to get choices from an external data source and ...

I don't think AD has a specific field in which you can know who the head of department is.  If there is, you also need to make sure that it is filled out correctly in AD.  What I like to recommend is simply creating a SharePoint list that contains all of the departments and their contacts which in your case is the head of ...

Sometimes InfoPath can be picky when it comes to printing on a single page.  Perhaps you can try reordering the controls so that the dropdown isn't the last control on the page.  Another idea is to create a separate view specifically for printing that you know will default print to a single page instead of having to make the user use ...

Have you considered just using the out of box rules to switch views?