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John, did you publish the form through InfoPath to this location or did you just do a copy paste to the internet site?
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Hi John Smith and welcome to the InfoPathDev forums.
Can you explain how you ''uploaded'' the form to a web site? Did you publish this to a network share? Publish to a SharePoint library?
Ted
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Hi Brian,
It looks like you have the right tools, although I have not tried it with Acrobat Pro 7, only Acrobat 5 (full version). It prints fine. What is strange is that the print command is sending it to the printer rather than the Acrobat distiller. I would try an uninstall/reinstall of Acrobat and see if that fixes it.
Hope that helps
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Hi Ivan and welcome to the InfoPathDev forums!
InfoPath 2007 does support Horizontal tables:
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/06/28/650019.aspx
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2006/09/09/748003.aspx
I recognize you may not have IP2007 yet, but you can download a 60 day trail from MS if you haven't had a chance to play with it ...
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Hi TravisBickle,
Any reason you are using an Ink Picture control instead of the standard picture control?
Ink Picture controls are usually used for images that Tablet PC users can draw on
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Hi Mattias and welcome to the forums.
I think I would need a little more detail about your project to weigh in on if InfoPath is the right solution for you. In general using InfoPath as a rich text editor is not a good use of InfoPath - it's not Word.
However, depending upon the type of data that you are displaying in Word and how you need to ...
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Hi Brian and welcome to the forums.
What version of InfoPath are you using? And do you have the full version of Acrobat?
Thanks
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Hi Murls,
You CAN open an InfoPath on a Mac. No, not directly, but as Matt mentioned, ''browser enabled'' forms which is a new feature of InfoPath 2007. If you have workflow that requires Macs, it works. I have tested in both Safari and Firefox on the Mac. The out of the box samples includesd with InfoPath 2007 will open fine on the Mac. One ...
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Hi Ben,
I believe you need to turn on ''print background colors'' in order for this to work. The default setting in InfoPath is to NOT print background colors. If you go into ''options'' you will see the option to turn that on.
I just tested and for me turning that on and off made the highlighted text show up in a print.
If you have issues ...
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Hi Bickle and welcome to the InfoPathDev forums.
This thread might get you started in the right directly:
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2697