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Hey Skarn. I would make your current fields repeating. Add one more field which tracks the current one or maybe a numeric that increments. Reference the most current one for your submit data connection. I would add one more number field to your form which tracks the current record. Then when the user adds a contact they can use an insert ...

Nice Albert. Thanks for the post. Another trick is create an image with the text and then use that trick but Albert's is better.

Still not sure what you want. so you want to add 5 years to 4/18/2008 and get 4/18/2013?  Even though that is not 365x5 days? If it is that simple you can use substrings and concatenate to create your date. Seperate the year, add the amount, and then concatenate it back together again.  

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It is not an Exchange issue. With our SQL integration this is another by product.

Hi Ketty. Welcomw to the forum. This is my key focus, workflow and SQL integration via InfoPath. Email me and I can show you some of the best practices I have learned and the common pitfalls.

Welcome to the forum Edward. You need to use the DateDiff vbscript. Search on DateDiff here and you can find some samples.

Hi Lou. This can be accomplished with server side email, but it takes some architectural changes. Our web service package includes a SMTP server for email but this has to be triggered via the webservice. I could show you how it works if you want to email me.

IPFS does not support custom controls other than the contact selector. I think you would need to use a seperate frame and then tie them together via code or create your own custon app.

Couple ideas I can think of. Can you send the fields on the subject line? Could send a special mail via a second data connection. Another idea is use a mail box with forwarding rules to see if a forward will change the properties of the email.