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There are several other threads already talking about this. Please search for regform. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Thanks Pete; it's Helpful! Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hey Scott, Thanks for the enlightening post. I would love to see stopwatch second counts though on the various methods. I think that there might be some confusion on the lazy web service calling. My point is that it should speed up on load since it isn't blocking on the web service. Are you saying that it's the same amount of time to load a form ...

Hi AK, No, just have them save the xsn template to their desktop (or wherever). Then, right click on it and choose design. If they publish locally, they should be able to use form, but that only works for restricted forms. If you need domain trust, then you'll have to publish to a website, For full trust, you can use regform to create an msi that ...

Hi Scott, If you are querying a Web service or asynchronous data source on load it can result in a delay or time out. Rather than query the Web service on load, you can do so programmatically later. There is in fact a setting to connect on load of the form. My suggestion is to not do this and see how much on load perf improves. If it improves a ...

OK, so double click on the first dropdown box. Select Rules. Choose a name (for example, ''Lookup''). Add an action to query a data connection and specify your data connection. To do filtering, you'll want to look at adding a second action to set the field based on an xpath filtering of the data that was queried in the first action. XPath can be ...

I have no idea. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Liorlankri, are you expecting us to answer every simple question you ask? You can figure these out on your own. We are not here to show you how to do everything. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

You can use either method. I talked about pros and cons above. Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev

Hi Tim, Welcome to the board! This is an often heard request. I believe there is a VB.net example in our book that shows how to add the nillable=''true'' attribute back. Do you have the book? Patrick Halstead [InfoPath MVP] InfoPathDev