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If the user is getting a prompt to log in every time they try to open the form, then the user might lack the necessary permissions. You also should check the website security zone in IE. Compare the machine with the problem vs machines without the problem.

Hello, Do you have additional information about the issue? To be specific: - Is the user getting an error? If so, please include it in your next reply. - Does the form open for other users (on other machines)? If so, have you checked the machine build for any differences in the installed software? - Which version of InfoPath does the user ...

Hi, I'll try to answer your questions. 1. There's no one unique way to integrate DBXL with Sharepoint. There are a few options, depending on whether you want users to be able to delete, for example. This document is a good start, but there are more options that we are in the process of documenting. 2. No. Only SQL and SQL Express. 3. ...

Hi, Did the response above help? Do you have any other questions about this? Thanks.

Hi, I believe the following blog post will help you achieve your goal: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/05/19/using-e-mail-forms-to-communicate-with-external-users.aspx Good luck!

Unfortunately, we don't have documentation for this specific scenario. However, to learn more about how to use the SortTable command I would recommend:the qRules sample form, which is included in every installation of qRules, under <PROGRAM FILES>\Qdabra Software\Qdabra Rules Library\. This form contains different views for many of the ...

Yes, it should be possible. If you try it and run into any issues, let us know and we'll help you out. Good luck!

Thanks for the additional info. One of the tools requirements is that you have your own (pre-existing) xml files (which contain the data) that you wish to transfer over to SharePoint. I'm sorry if the documentation isn't clear on this point.