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I can now add one thing we learned today.  This was a form developed in IP 2003 but opened and resaved in IP 2007 to a 2003 template but before Service Pack 1 was applied which fixed the email introdution problem. Now not even resaving the form fixes the issue. My next option is Microsoft support unless I can get some help here.  

I posted this elsewhere and did not receive any response but now I have more information. I have a form developed in IP2003 but then modified in 2007 and resaved as a 2003 template.  The email intruction in the data connection is not showing up for the recipients who use Office 2007 even though it does show on the pop up when the email ...

I  use the instruction section of the email data connection to tell users what to do with the form.  All of my forms were developed in IP 2003 and everything works well. We are testing an Office 2007 rollout and what I find is that when using 2007, the introduction does not transmit even though it shows in the pop up the sender sees ...

I have the same problem but can shed a little more light with some questions. I also use the instruction section of the email data connection to tel users what to do with the form.  All of my forms were developed in IP 2003 and everything worked well. We are testing an Office 2007 rollout and what I find is that when using 2007, the ...

I read these and am disappointed.  In early IP 2007 discussions, this was going to be much more of a native thing. Guess no way except to write code.      

I have a form that I created in IP 2003 but now have 2007. The last step on the last view is to save a copy in a SP library basedon a submit. Is there a data connection or some rule I can set that creates a PDF of that final view before saving to the SP library? Thanks Art

I suspect you have a hidden field or a field on another view that is required. There is no way to disable that error without making the field not required. You may need to add additional conditions to your field validation to not create the error while your users are using the form.  When the error appears, go to Tools, Go to Next Error ...

see this about your pop ups http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/06/10/Prevent-the-Internet-Explorer-Cross_2D00_Domain-Security-Dialog-Box.aspx It worked for us.

I have had the same issue.  The solution was to move the image to a poublic SP library and insert it into your from from there following your method. I bet on the first insert you picked the image up from your local drives.

We are getting ready to upgrade to SharePoint 2007 and shortly thereafter to Office 2007. We already have an investment in InfoPath and have on-site technical knowledge. It would seem that Forms Server just allows you to deploy forms without the recipient needing to have InfoPath. Since every one of our users has Infopath, is there any benefit ...