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You can ignore this question, I figured it out, I never thought of sending an email as being a data connection, so I have just added a second submit action to email the form out after saving it to the database.

I am using IP 2003 and emailing a completed form in a body of an email. The template I created has the basics like a text field and horizontal lines. I want everything to be centered in the email so I have centered everything in IP template as such.  When I send it via code it works nicely. Every once and a while you see people who see these ...

I am working with some limitations here - the sharepoint site is currently locked down and I cannot use sharepoint designer to create a workflow. Secondly I thought I would use visual studio, I downloaded all the SDKs, bits and bobs that various blogs said to, however if Icreate a new workflow it does not recognise the names of the workflow ...

ErnestoM, Thanks for that, it works perfectly! A follow up question if I may. How would you go about creating emails strings from that same set of data? For example, "Doe, John" to [email protected].  The email should have last name which would be proceded by the first letter of the person's first name.  If you know a way ...

 I want to poll the MailEnvelope object to see if it is still open. If it's not open I assume that the sent button has been clicked (hopefully not simply closed by the user) and then do something.  But for the life of me I can't get the multi threading to work. I'm not all that experience with multi threading to start off ...

    Yes, I did see this already but had trouble with getting it to work. My webconfig file is nowhere to be found. Thanks

 Hi Karsten,   Thanks for your reply.  Do you know if there's a way to achieve something similar without coding?   Thanks

Hi lngarrett, ... first of all --- you have more than one option to achieve this. For the first option please have a look at:    http://blogs.msdn.com/infopath/archive/2007/01/15/populating-form-data-from-sharepoint-list-views.aspx The second option is programmatically --- and the better way in my personal opinion: You can use ...

Hi Dragonight, ... in my personal opinion it is better to set item level security in a forms library. You can achieve this programmatically. In the following thread you will find useful links for setting item level security within managed code. http://forums.asp.net/t/1284442.aspx To your second question: Even you have digitally signed a form ...

Please look at:    http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/6529.aspx