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Henry,
Have you had a look at this article:
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/05/03/125206.aspx
It be be of help.
Formatting printing in InfoPath can be frustrating, the controls are not great for page breaks, InfoPath has a hard time knowing when to put page breaks in on it's own
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So what happens if you install IE 7.0 on the one that is not working, does it fix it?
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Claire,
It sounds like an XML Schema issue to me. Have you had a look at this good how-to on how to create a ''same as'' check box:
http://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=90fd57693c8d4a6ca547fb27cef150a8
This might help you get going in the right direction
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Are you using beta versions of either IE or InfoPath 2007 by chance?
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hrmjs,
The ".xsn" file is your entire solution - that is basically a cab file of your InfoPath template. An InfoPath template is a collection of files that together describe your solution. Within your .xsn are a number of other files including the .xsd file which is your xml schema information that Excel needs to map data from your ...
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Hi Carlos,
If you choose the ''show insert button and hint text'' you have to have text in there, it's not going to hide it. I believe this is by design.
There may be another solution to your problem, views for example, that could handle this more gracefully.
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What kind of arguments do you want passed between forms? Can you give a specific example of exactly what you are trying to accomplish and why you need more than one form to do it?
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Hi Rob,
You should be able to republish these form from another computer without problem.
Are you sure the forms are ''read only'' for some reason after you recovered them from the old computer?
Did you also try to right click with your mouse on the form and choose ''design''?
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Hi Anna,
Having users adding a site to local intranet zone as in the tutorial is a very common scenario we run into all the time - it is perhaps the #1 tech support response we give to our customers. In the end I think that is going to be the easiest way to fix this for you. How many users are you talking about?
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Exporting to word requires mapping of the xml from infoPath into word. In InfoPath 2007 this is a lot easier, but in 2003 it's hard.
Here is the easy (but not very user friendly if your doctor is th one to do the cut and paste):
http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2004/04/29/123459.aspx
Here is the more difficult ...