InfoPath Dev

As a workaround, try placing the checkboxes and their corresponding text/information in a section and then place the conditional formatting on that section. Let me know if you need a step by step.

I am assuming you are using SharePoint to store your forms. Do you absolutely need to store the archived records outside of SharePoint? For instance, you can have your forms archived automatically by using the "Information Management Policy Settings" option in the Settings area of your form library. You have the option to ...

Here are the steps you will take: Control A is a text box and Control B is a button. Your scenario is that you only want to have the button display when there is text in the text box. Double click on the button and select the Display tab --> Conditional formatting. Click the Add button and in the first condition, select the field name ...

Hi Johnny. A good step-by-step procedure is found here. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath/HA101070571033.aspx  This procedure walks you through creating a button and creating a submit connection to a Sharepoint form library. Good luck! :-)

Sharepoint 2007 has very fined-grained permissions. (I am assuming that is what you are using. If you are using SharePoint 2003, fine-grained permissions do not exist.) In 2007, you can access any folder or library that you have access on. If you have read access, you will not be able to make changes.  In any given site or sub-site, you can ...

Hi Gislo, Depending on how your administrator set up the permissions, you should be able to start workflows as a contributor (edit content).  To start the workflow, you will need edit permissions on the entire library as well as any lists that the workflow affects. This includes the task list targeted by the ...

If you are licensed properly, you can give permissions for your vendors to access a form library as part of your Sharepoint deployment. Depending on what version you have, this licensing could be reletively inexpensive. So you would provision a site for form deployment, publish your form there and direct your outside vendors to this site. You ...

I found this tutorial for pulling AD information into a form. I think it is a really good walk-through and is probably what you are looking for. Let me know if this is not what you were asking. http://kwizcom.blogspot.com/2007/11/importing-data-from-ad-to-infopath-2007.html

The settings reflect the options you have if you open the form in a browser as opposed to using the InfoPath Client. If you disable the Save and Save As in the client, it will be disabled even if you open the form in a browser.