InfoPath Dev

Hello Kenny, It sounds like you need to publish the form to your SharePoint library. So instead of saving the form, you will select Publish instead and then choose the path for the library where you want the form published. The form will still open in the client (unless you have Forms Services with Sharepoint 2007) but when the ...

It sounds like you have a good start - having someone with a good solid Sharepoint background is important. One thing I would sure caution against is rushing into deploying it internally. As Warrtalon mentioned, making sure the infrastructure is solid is important, but you also mentioned your users are used to doing everything with paper. ...

Vickie, Review this blog and see if this may be what you are looking for. It uses Sharepoint picture libraries and template parts to create electronic signatures.  http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/mel_balsamo/archive/2009/03/02/electronic-signature-template-part.aspx

Craig, You can do it, but be forewarned - it's not pretty.... http://www.bizsupportonline.net/browserforms/create-sharepoint-designer-workflow-send-email-link-infopath-browser-form.htm

Hi SethMW, If I understand you correctly, you want to insert a Hyperlink control and have it point to a local file. When you insert your hyperlink control, right click and click Edit Hyperlink. Enter your network file path in using this syntax - file:\\yourServerName\folder\filename.txt. You will need to make sure that the file is in a folder ...

Radamesort, When you try to open the previous version in the client, what is the error you recieve?

Hello Riehmc, I found this great tutorial on how to do this. Hope this helps:  http://blogs.mosshosting.com/archive/2009/02/05/sharepoint-tiptrick-promote-an-infopath-field-to-a-sharepoint-person-field.aspx 

Hello sReuben, Can you clarify what you need? Is the form created in InfoPath or is it a Sharepoint Survey you want to integrate with InfoPath? Thanks.

Hello Johnny, When you designed your form, did you design it off of an existing database? If so, your form will not be able to submit to the database and be browser compatible. Here is a link for additional details about submit data connections. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HP012304861033.aspx#5

Hello Bowdish, I found the only way I could reproduce this problem is if I had changed the original form template before I published it. As long as I didn't change any fields, it added all my original data to the columns, allowed me to make changes and displayed all information on upload. Is it possible that ...