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Yes, just display - nothing fancy.  You lost me at "double eval formula to concencate all the values" - is it easy? Someday I hope I will know enough to be able to return the good karma to others!  Thanks. :)

Assuming this is not a browser form, you should be able to use a button and a SaveFileDialog - more at this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.savefiledialog.aspx

Thanks Hilary! Thats what I was looking for. I want to just open it then write to an output file that the user can save on their computer. I can do it without a prompt, but I will be looking into getting a save prompt to come up so they can name it and save it. This is definitely a start. Thanks again.

Where I work we have a form for employees that are requesting transfers to different positions within the company, we have two sites that use different human resources sections on sharepoint. We want to keep ours and theirs seperate but since we allow transfers between sites we have run in to a very interesting prediciment, the previously made ...

Oh, I see - I think you are asking if it is possible to change the contents of a resource file in a form template programatically? You can access the file, but I don't think you'll be able to save the changes - you'd have to save the template as source files, and update the file, then repack it up. It sounds like your current ...

The text files are already in place and quite lengthy. They will change frequently so I think it would be best to just be able to update the resource file with the new versions. I tried adding it as a resource file but wasn't too sure what to use for the pathname in the code. As of now I am just using the name of the file since I figured if ...

So the text file doesn't change? Once you add it as a resource to the form, you'd need to update the file in the template if it had any changes.... Any reason you'd not use an XML file and create a data connection to it? Then you may not have to use code at all...

Is there a way to use code to access a txt file that is a resource file for a form. If not, is there a better way that I should be doing this? I need to read in a txt file, parse it, and then allow a user to save the finished product. I am able to read in the file from a network location but I'd much rather have the txt file as a part of ...

I have a blog post here that talks about this a little bit - at least for sections. Generally speaking, if you right click the highlighted section, the Insert menu will tell you what group is bubbling up. I'm not sure if there is any way around it for repeating tables - in those, you need to be able to select a row for inserting or deleting...

I have a similar problem.  I created a form in 2010, but the program would not let me publish it (the publish options were grayed out).  We got around this, but the form will not open on any machine that has 2010; however, it will open on a 2007 version.  (Also, I was trying to publish this to email.) What is the issue and how can ...