InfoPath Dev

Hi, You are more than welcome. In answer to your questions; 1. we use http://www.thawte.com/ to supply our digital certificates. IIRC, Microsoft servers can generate certificates, but i would have no idea how to do this. 2. TBH you can do either. we publish the form to the server. If you want to create an MSI because you have other ...

Hi, If you can digitally sign the form, then installing it on the server alone will work and no client machine installations will be required. If you cannot digitally sign the form, then you will have to install the template and register it on every client machine in the organisation. Personally, i go for the digitally signing of forms. hope ...

Hi, Giving a form Full trust would require you to register the form on the user's machine. I assume you would do the registration in your installation package. When digitally signing a form, the form does not need to be registered on each user's machine. Hope this helps Scott

Hi Patrick, Sorry for the long delay in replying, I have been out of the office for the last week. I am glad you suggested stopwatch times. Some good results. OK here goes … The tests were in the format; reboot the machine. Run 4 successive opening and closings of the same form. Reboot the machine (R). Run another 4 successive opening and ...

Hi Patrick, OK here goes with some results. Based on a freshly built fully patched server 2003 box. Going back to basics. Using blank InfoPath forms created under two scenarios. 1. Let#%92s design the form through InfoPath (not visual studio). Creating a simple blank form. Published to a local drive. Clicking on the published xsn will open ...

Hi Patrick, Thanks so much for an informative post. I am away for the next few days, so will update you of my findings on my return. Just one quick question. What does this mean? In addition, if at all possible, you should not be blocking on data connections to populate the form. Sometimes this is unavoidable, but in general, consider doing ...

Hi All, I have read a number of articles on various news groups about poor performance when loading InfoPath forms. Which is being attributed to large numbers of views, lots of conditional formatting or the binding of c# event handlers. I too am experiencing poor performance and thought I would share my investigation findings with you all in ...

here is an update: http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx?query=infopath+vsto&dg=microsoft.public.vsnet.vstools.office&cat=en-us-msdn-visualtools-vsnet&lang=en&cr=US&pt=d3772fd7-3bff-4ac7-9939-c8ea63ae462f&catlist=6A7CD498-017F-42B4-997F-87D976E887DE%2C774F24A2-F71F-425F-AC2B-DC48AB0DA5C9&dglist=&ptlist=&exp=&sloc=en-us

Hi All, All documents / press releases i have read all quote that InfoPath is to be available in VSTO 2005. However, after installing the Beta 2, there is no InfoPath :( Does any one have any news / updates / magic password to make InfoPath appear? Kind regards Scott

Hi Shanthi. Thanks for your reply. the code is very simple; public void Fax(string strFaxPrinterUNC) { // Get the current view name. string strOriginalView = thisXDocument.View.Name; // Switch to the fax specific view. thisXDocument.View.SwitchView(strOriginalView + ''Fax''); <some copying and pasting of files> <creating ...