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Hey Tim,
Sorry for the late response, but it's great to hear you got it figured out! Sometimes it's good to just walk away from it and come back to it. It's surprising how many situations this works in.
Cheers!
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Locked due to duplication with this thread:http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3679
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Hi Mr. Turnips!
I've never heard of this been done. I suppose if you can get VB6 to compile to something the CLR can understand than it should work but this seems like a whole lot of work. Why do you want to use the older version of VB anyway?
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Hey Henny,
Hope you got everything working. You will want to put the code specified at the other post in the OnLoad event handler.
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I believe this is a duplicate of this post:http://infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3692
Michael, I have never seen this method to change the font color of a textbox control in an InfoPath form - could you e-mail me an XSN where this technique is working?
Bill, since you have so many fields you might want to use a whole other view to ...
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Hi Bill,
To change the font color of a text box you need to use conditional formatting. Double-click the textbox control, go to Display, and then click on Conditional Formatting. You will want to change the text color to red on a specific event. You can setup a node in a secondary DOM to control the color of the text box and then in your ...
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Hi Taffman,
I'm not sure that I understand your exact scenario, but I think you could gain something from reading these HowTos:
http://infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?s=Master/Detail
If I'm completely off, just reply back with a little bit of clarification so we can get your stuff working!
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This sounds really weird - you cannot change the print orientation even in the print dialog?
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I think the easiest way to add help text is in the Tooltip. Double-click the control, click Advanced tab, and then add help text to the Tooltip field.
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I don't think you will want to use a setup file unless your form is Full Trust. Have you tried creating a SharePoint site that is exposed externally or even simply place into an externally available folder should do the trick. The problem here is that all the users must have InfoPath installed, if you want to get out of this problem you could ...