InfoPath Dev

Hi Franck I don't need to launch an ActiveX server - that would require the application I'm launching to be registered in the system registry. I just need a quick way to launch an application I've written in VB .NET - I don't need a pointer to it after I launch it.

Is there a way to launch a disconnected application from InfoPath scripting editor? Similar to ‘Shell(appPath)#%92 Or ‘ShellExecute(appPath)#%92

Is there a way in InfoPath to make the check-box control stand out better? I've toyed with outlining on the select, but this would entail a ton of code (unless I'm overlooking something). I have a section of one of my forms that contains approximately 175 checkboxes on one page - I'm looking for a way to make the selected answer(s) stand out a ...

I'm not sure I phrased that question correctly. If I am opening an .xml from a previous version of the current template, is there some way it can be updated? My outside sales force will create 'templates' that will have to be updated when new products are offered.

Does Infopath allow for some sort of updating process to the version of the form? If I have a user that created a document using version A - could he / she update the version of the form (keeping the existing data) if say version B of the form offered a new option?

I'd like to add code for a check box (to use the control to show an otherwise hidden section) - is there a simple way to get to the event handler for controls other than buttons?

How do I get to the click event handler to create custom scripting?

Believe it or not, I found my own answer - I was thinking backwards. In the optional section, you have the ability to hide the section based off of a field - you can do this by: Click on Section Properties Select the Display Tab Click on Conditional Formatting Then add the applicable rule. Sorry for taking up space, hope this helps someone down ...

Is it possible to use a check box to hide an optional section? When I attempt to create the rule, I'm being told that I can't modify a group. This check box would exist outside of the optional section (The check box exists in a section heading that would need to remain even if the section associated with the heading is hidden).

Is there a way that a printed form can break @ the section level? The form we've created uses optional sections, so the standard page break fuctionality is of no use to this form. The standard and optional sections utilize many tables, so a break within the section is often visually confusing to the end user. We'd rather see a quarter page of ...