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The easiest way to accomplish this is to save the solution as extracted source files. Then run your favorite developer code level search and replace tool to find and replace all instances in the XSL views that you will find in the source folder. Be very careful that the changes are only made to actual labels and not any node names or that might ...
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This may be due to the fact that the InfoPath's security model is intricately linked with IE's security model for domain permissions particularly.
I believe that there may not be a way to get the link to open in FireFox for a domain form, but this is only a guess.
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Yes this is possible. To do this you need to use the concatenation function. Your formula will look like:
concat(field5, ";", field6)
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Great! Glad you were able to find a workaround. One thing you can do to make the view switching look better is to format them to look like a tabbed dialog. Info on that is located here:http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=7810fbeb7db6415e8b6d96a4a2bfd005 With some additional work on the borders and shading this can look ...
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From what I gather what you want is a way to create new form from somewhere else in the site. The easiest way to get the correct link is to click ''Modify Settings and Columns'' then you will see the hyperlink to the XSN displayed at the top. Just copy that URL and use that in your link elsewhere.
Note the disadvantage to this is that when ...
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Ah! That I don't know how to do. The SharePoint SDK might have information on how the versions are exposed. Many things on SharePoint are exposed through web services. That means that if you can figure out the web service parameters (GUIDs usually) then you can connect using InfoPath's web service data connection.
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This is a nice introduction to the InfoPath browser forms capability. Do note that the list of features not supported in the browser is still in flux. :)
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If you are able to open the form on another computer then try clicking the ''Design this Form'' button in the tool bar. If that's available then it will open the form in the designer and you can immediately save it. Where did you publish the form?
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InfoPath 2007 adds a much needed ''Print multiple views...'' feature which is found on the View menu. There is quite a bit of power in this feature:
Select the views to print together.
Customize the order in which the views print.
Specify view separator (Horizontal Line, Page Break, None).
Lock the settings or allow users to customize.
Specify ...
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There is a new feature in InfoPath 2007 which allows for printing multiple views simultaneously and selecting the specific views and ordering! This feature is located on the View menu and is called ''Print multiple views...''. This is a step in the right direction. :)