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  • 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
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