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http://blogs.msdn.com/b/infopath/archive/2006/04/05/569338.aspx  

I responded in your other thread.

You can do that if the form is published to a site that everyone has access to. Just make sure that your users are online. Make sure you specify that the form is attached and that everyone has the same version of Outlook and InfoPath. Your submit should save back to your site and send an email with the form. Ideally, the form should check to see ...

Hi again, Were you using the repeating field to capture history? That's an interesting technique. The issue is overwrites. qRules doesn't support specifying a name because if it's not unique we would need some other option to force overwrites or fail if an existing file exists. Also, if two people have different forms open with the ...

The underlying date is stored as a string in the XML format which is YYYY-MM-DD. Unfortunately there is no function that will format the date how you want. You'll have to download the free trial of qRules and use FormatDate to set a separate value in your form and then promote that field. Then you should be good to go. 

Hio Andy_T, Sorry not to mention this earlier, but Mel has written three blogs on our solution for this: http://www.infopathdev.com/search/SearchResults.aspx?q=qesXTP Please take a look at http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/03/02/electronic-signature-template-part.aspx and let us know whtat hte difference is for your ...

When you send the XML as an attachment, Outlook launches InfoPath inside of the message body. So you're seeing InfoPath running and you can fill out the form from Outlook. When you send just the active view, the XML is converted to MHTML and buttons are stripped out since they won't work (no InfoPath business logic going on with plain ...

Hi Tuomo Ilonen2, I need more details about the security setting for your forms as well as your site. Here are some general observations.  The SharePoint server should be in your domain. When you navigate to the SharePoint site it should be in the Intranet zone. If not that could explain part of the problem. If you are using digital ...

Just use a link to the XML file. The other InfoPath form will open in a separate instance. There is no way to open an InfoPath form in a modal dialog.