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Thanks Jimmy, that did the trick.  Just in case others are having the same issue, you can type a non breaking white space by holding down alt, typing 0160 on your number pad, then release alt. It will insert a non breaking white space.

I can't get the attachment part to work.  There is no error message, it just doesn't attach.

Could you add SharePoint only to calculate the value for that library? You could then add the field to the form and onload copy that from the library in SharePoint into the form (if you need it in the XML) otherwise you could just have one colum in SharePoint with the calucated value.

 To folks who landed on this thread looking for a solution to this problem.   I lost track of where this thread was so I reposted the question elsewhere.    A solution to this problem can be found on my other thread located here:   http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/18318/64057.aspx   Thank you all and sorry ...

Maybe a silly question but you do have InfoPath installed, right? To use InfoPath emails in Outlook you also do need InfoPath installed See this article for all the details: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/use-infopath-e-mail-forms-in-outlook-HA010164549.aspx Ted

 That worked perfectly. Thank you for your help. Again I apologize for ignoring your first attempt to help me. It was not my intention.   Thank you so much for your help. This and one other problem I have have been bothering me for  days now. Thank you.   Jay

Hi and welcome to the InfoPath Dev forums. Is your goal for the users to fill an actual form out via email?  If that is the case the option you have chose (send only the active view of the form and no attachment) is not sending them a form but rather a snapshot of the form.  In order for them to actually fill out the form and check a ...

Do you have SharePoint? If you have SharePoint you could submit this form to a SharePoint calendar list using either custom code or qRules (http://www.qdabra.com/en/products/qRules.aspx) and then users can connect their outlook to the SharePont list (In SharePoint you there is a button in the list to connect to your Outlook).  Then that ...

That worked for me! Thanks!

You should also be able to change your SharePoint list columns back to True / False, and form data types -- you seem to completely understand the way they need to match. What was tripping you up was just that Attachment field. It is true / false, and lets SharePoint know whether to display the little paperclip icon for the list item. The ...