InfoPath Dev

The only export to Excel option that is available out of the box is the option found in the File menu.  There may be some other tools out there that can export forms in bulk for you, but I'm afraid I don't know of any off the top of my head.

Yeah, that's unfortunately what it seems like.  I'm really surprised they didn't seem to consider that; even from what I've seen in SharePoint they hardly have any real integration with the outlook calendar.  Anyway thanks for your response nonetheless, I just wanted to double check with a pro to make sure there ...

If the form is a filler form, the current time will be taken from the user's computer.  If the form is a browser form, the current time will be taken from the server.  Could this be the reason for the inconsistency?

Sure I can walk you through it.  I'm assuming both are date fields that are bound to date pickers.  Here's what you need to do:Click on the first date picker.Open up the Rules Manager (Home -> Manage Rules)Add a validation rule.Click on the condition which will bring up a dialogFor the left dropdown, select the first date ...

 Thanks Anson,  Kindly advise how and where can I access the "Merge" settings?

Hi there, InfoPath and Outlook have very limited integration out of the box.  You can create email forms and submit forms via email as attachments or embedded, but thats about as far as it goes in terms of functionality.  I'm not aware of an easy way to integrate Outlook calendars into InfoPath, but maybe someone out there has found ...

We did try both options.  I did save off the Infopath to Sharepoint List Tool via infopath designer, and found what is probably a show stopper:  the Extract Schemas button looks lie it requires full trust to work correctly, however  the group policy for the network will not allow forms with full trust.  Is there any ...

Perhaps you are setting up the user groups incorrectly?  Try performing different actions with your rule and see if that works.  Take a look at this article that may help: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/about-specifying-user-roles-for-forms-HP001106605.aspx

I apologize, I follow what you are saying, just not sure how to write it. Would it be something like (@Created) +31. I tried this, and it passes the formula checker but it does not make it go red.

What is the error you are getting that lets you know its doesn't work in 2010? Here are a couple of books worth checking ...