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When I copied / pasted it might have distorted it a bit - but no I am only using one view.
Attached is a better example of how everything looks perfect in print view (right) but not in designer / filler (left).
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So - do you have multiple views? One for print and one for filling in? It looks like the width of the layout table in your first screenshot is narrower than your print view....
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It should be attached now. Not the greatest screenshot - but it shows how the text wraps onto the a second line on the left, whereas it all fits on one line when printed.
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Attach your screenshot under the Options tab in a reply. :)
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I recently got a new computer, and all my forms that I developed on my old computer don't seem to render properly on the new one.This is true both in designer and filler. Changing the font size in IE does change the size of the control text boxes, but general text in the tables appears larger than it should be. However, everything appears ...
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I have a form I'd like to put together for pickups that are used by drivers in my company. They go to pickup locations and can pickup between 1 and 7 or 8 items per stop. Due to regulatory restrictions, there needs to be a clear chain of custody for items picked up, and a record of when the items arrive at our location needs to be kept. The ...
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I have a forms library set up with all the fields promoted. We alrady have tons of data stored in it.
Now I need to change the Names of some of the columns in the Library because we are changing them on the form in InfoPath.
I have found away to change some of them by checking the "allow user to edit data in this field by using a datasheet ...
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Krishh,
You can make a field read only by simply right clicking on the field, then going to field properties all the way at the bottom, then click on the desplay tab and choosing "read only." This is for a text box field.
As far as hiding fields with a checkbox, check out this link. It should ...
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The substring function returns a specific part of a text string. The first argument defines the text string, the second argument defines the starting position, and the third argument defines how many characters to include.
So if the function today() returns a value of 2014-02-04, the value for substring(today(), 0,8) now will be:
2014-02
Where ...
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Thanks for your help. We will see if that will work for our client.