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Hi, and welcome to the forum.
It sounds like you've thought the process out -- and given the limitations (must fax form to client, rep must attach returned fax to form, etc) I think your process looks good.
Forms that have been submitted to SharePoint can be reopened and edited, yes. You might want to add an additional 'helper' field ...
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Hi,
I have a form that I'm converting from paper. In the paper world, one of our people completed the first part, sent it to the client, who then signed and faxed it back, and then we completed the remainder. Since our clients will not have digital signature capability, we have to keep the client's part as ...
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Hello,
On the Design a Form Template dialog box, uncheck the Enable browser-compatible features only checkbox before selecting Database, clicking OK, and then selecting your Microsoft Access database
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Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately since it was created as a blank form, the convert main data source does not give me the option to select a web service. That said, however, if I can trick the form into thinking that it was originally created with a web service, then perhaps I can use the convert main data ...
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Full Trust isn't so much about whether you trust your users ... it is a security setting for the form. Looks like you copied VB code in but your form is set to use jscript -- So, add your button, and select to edit code for it. When the script window opens add this line where it says //Write your code here:
XDocument.PrintOut();
When you ...
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Hello,
If you try to follow Hilary mentioned above you will get same option where you are trying to create new form. In above case you have to give xml path which connection you want and as main data connection. After doing this you have to remove existing secondary connection from your form.
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You can get a free trial of ours here -- let us know if you need help setting it up.
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Well, under the Tools menu, you can choose to Convert Main Data Source. However, that may not do what you want... save a copy of your form before you try...
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I found some interesting articles out there regarding field property promotion... so I installed Infopath 2007 to be sure I had all the tools necessary to get this working correctly. I am still experiencing issues getting infopath form field data to show up in my library column. Does anyone know if there is something about using a form ...
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I am trying to develop a form based on a brand new access 2k7 db. i get the following error message "InfoPath does not support the specified database. The database must be a Microsoft SQL Server or Microsoft Office Access database.
" my db is 2007 and has file extension accdb , i have been able to create fomrs before based on this type ...