Search - InfoPath Dev Sign in | Join | Help InfoPath Dev InfoPath Dev is dedicated to bringing you the information and tools you need to be successful in your Microsoft Office InfoPath development projects. Home Blogs Forums Photos Downloads Search More Search Options Page 3 of 3 (28 items) < Previous 1 2 3 Re: How to reduce the time for a Form to load Hi Patrick, Thanks for your help before, as well as the previous entries you've given. There are a lot of security constraints that the users have to deal with, including not being allowed to write the registry. Thus I wasn't able to use an URN-based solution. I didn't fully understand your comment about placing an URN-based solution on Share (I ... Posted to General (Forum) by rjohnson on 09-13-2005 Re: How to reduce the time for a Form to load Hi Patrick, thanks for the reply, I'll try to clarify what I said before: The way I thought regform works, is that you can create an MSI file. The MSI file is placed on a server, and a user can download and run it. A user would then run that file, and the form would install to a default directory of 'C:\Program Files\InfoPath Form Templates\'. ... Posted to General (Forum) by rjohnson on 09-08-2005 Re: How to reduce the time for a Form to load Sorry about the vague post Patrick, I'll clarify it now. I ran the following command, on a networked file: regform /U urn:MyForm:MyCompany Form.xsn as I thought I could make the networked form as an URN, but got the error ''specified URL is not local'', since it's a network file. I later realised that I had to create an MSI file with the ... Posted to General (Forum) by rjohnson on 09-07-2005 Re: How to reduce the time for a Form to load Hi again Patrick, the XSN is about 600kb all up, including about 150kb of images. I attempted to use the regform idea, but it says that it can't be registered, as the ''Specified URL is not local.'' Since the file is on a network drive, I guess it can't be done. However, the regform idea worked very well when published to a local drive, as there ... Posted to General (Forum) by rjohnson on 09-07-2005 Re: How to reduce the time for a Form to load Thanks for the info Patrick, Unfortunately when I removed the data connections, it didn't really make a huge speed savings. I even forced the security mode into ''restricted'', but still didn't improve load times. As noted before, it's strange that the form loads quick on a server close by, and takes longer on a server further away. Clearly it ... Posted to General (Forum) by rjohnson on 09-05-2005 Re: How to reduce the time for a Form to load Hi all, I found this power point document on the internet, that may help people in the future. It gives an overview of what infoPath does before a form loads. The Document hasn't helped me with my problem, but has given a greater understanding of how InfoPath works. The power point was created by Joshua Bell (Lead Program Manager for InfoPath, ... Posted to General (Forum) by rjohnson on 09-05-2005 Re: How to reduce the time for a Form to load Thanks for the reply Patrick, There are a few XML files, but they are all located within the directory of the manifest.xsf files. In its uncompressed state, they total about 479KB. However, there is a section of the data source which populates via web services. (I didn't design the web services) I noticed that the 'Securty Level' was set to ... Posted to General (Forum) by rjohnson on 09-02-2005 How to reduce the time for a Form to load Hi, My situation is that I would like to know what happens between the time a form is downloaded, and the time it takes for a form to finish loading in InfoPath. I have noticed that before the form loads, the status bar shows the words ''Opening form...'', but before it does that there is a pause. I want to know what is happening before the ... Posted to General (Forum) by rjohnson on 09-01-2005 Page 3 of 3 (28 items) < Previous 1 2 3 Copyright © 2003-2019 Qdabra Software. All rights reserved.View our Terms of Use.