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Here is a blog post on one way to accomplish this. Hope it helps.
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Have you tried sections?
For example: section1 is displayed while the user fills out the form. Section2 is hidden.
When the user clicks the button to send/submit, section1 is hidden and section2 displayed, then the email is sent.
You'll be able to design section2 (active view sent in email) as desired.
Good luck!
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The SharePoint admin site lies on a separate port.
You don't need to install anything on your computer. Everything is done via IE.
This article explains the compatibility options, the design checker, and the publishing or forms. Hope it helps to clarify things.
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Glad you got it working!
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Perhaps I'm oversimplifying the problem, but I'm attaching a form that does some simple calculations.
If you'd like something more robust (taking days/hours into account), you could use the DiffDate command in qRules.
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Do you have access to the SharePoint admin side? If so, you should see a section for configuring InfoPath Forms Services there.
If you don't have access, then try publishing a browser enabled form. I believe that if IPFS is not present, you might get a warning while publishing.
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I'm not a programmer, but I believe you could pass a parameter from the URL into the InfoPath form. Then perform the "switch" using code.
May I propose a different solution? Have one link in the SharePoint page. This opens up the form. The form shows three radio buttons for the user: Europe, America, Asia. The form has three ...
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Hello,
Here is a useful article. Hope it helps.
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Hello,
Here is a useful article from Microsoft:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/specify-the-compatibility-settings-for-a-form-template-HA010031070.aspx
Hope it helps.
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If your form has code, it must be signed with a certificate.