InfoPath Dev

Hey, From the command prompt on the user's PC (Start/Run prompt): ''C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\OFFICE11\INFOPATH.EXE'' /cache clearall Or you can do the same from code within InfoPath but the form needs to be fully trusted (code is VBScript in a button's OnClick event): Dim wshShell Dim sRun, sParam, sMsg sParam = ''C:\Program ...

Hey, Have you tried clearing the InfoPath form cache? MB

Hey, When is the data automatically being filled in? Is it when the form is loaded or when the user clicks a button? MB

Hey, Can you define what type of ''Excel behavior'' you are seeking? MB

Hey, The ''Form 1'' that you are referencing is the default name of the data file. If you want to change it, you will need to open the form, perform a save routine renaming the file to something unique. It will then be entitle ''Something unique.xml'' - Microsoft InfoPath 2003 Hope that helps, MB

Hey, Are you just removing the text box from the template or are you also removing the element from the data source? There can be more elements in the data source than controls on the form. Check to see if you have removed it also from the data source in design mode and resave. MB

The link below can be useful is it is a versioning issue for a DLL. http://support.microsoft.com/dllhelp/ MB

Hey, Microsoft made a major change in functionality in MS Access and associated DLLs from Access 97 to Access 2000 - 2003. When installing InfoPath 2003, it would ''upgrade'' these DLLs that affect MS Access. The major change I have noticed from working with Access databases is that in code when you declare the following: Dim db as ...

The address URL that I am speaking of is the one in the address bar....for instance,http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3035

Hey, That new document button is actually a piece of scripting that launches the template behind the forms folder. If you switch to Exploere View, you will see a form folder. This form folder contains a number of files and a template (either a .doc, .xls or .xsn) By default, when you create a Sharepoint document library the template is a word ...