InfoPath Dev

Do you have access to SharePoint? You could then put the forms into a library and turn on comments and version control.  I'd say forget that it's InfoPath, you're just updating a normal file on a network share (by the looks of it), so is each file not getting overwritten?

As far as I know you can't do that in SharePoint by default. It's either a row or a column.  You'll have to perhaps play around with SP designer to get it looking like you want. In Infopath you could do the following:  Add a field to your form called CarriageReturn. The CarriageReturn text box should be hidden and have ...

 I think if the images are uploaded to Sharepoint you could use variables in a workflow and then attach them to an email using a custom action from http://spdactivities.codeplex.com/

 I can't help with code.   Yet, I normally have 2 buttons in 2 sections. I hide each button depending on whether my mandatory fields are filled in. My mandatory check button has rules which check against each field. I also have sever other fields so that I can let a use know which field is missing. In addition, on the ...

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All, I recently had a requirement to be able to add add-hoc people to the permissions list of an InfoPath form.  I stumbled upon the double eval trick to extract user information from a people picker. Here and here as examples. It seems that nearly everybody uses eval to populate an email address field.  I wanted to ...

All, I've a requirement on an InfoPath form for a delete this current form/stop the workflow process/update people (various depending on from status) via email. I'm guess this can be done via a workflow? My end users are non techie, so the simpler the better. I'd like the end user to stop the process and delete the ...

 Web forms interact differently with the browser than InfoPath on the desktop.  You could use on the buttons to check of missing fields with a rule that each field can't be blank - this then acts as a refresh.

 Add a dummy field to your form so that you can see what InfoPath thinks is in field2 for a particular user.  Also what happens if you change the order of your rule around?

Yes using InfoPath on the desktop can be different to viewing a form in a Web page. If you haven't already publish your form to a Web Part Page. Conditional formatting until a field is filled out is a great way to go. I really like doing that too. Why have 2 submit buttons - is one a save button? It sounds like your switch view rule is ...