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You would have to use Check-in/Check-out and require it so that when one person opens for editing, it is checked out to them and no one else can modify it.  The only problem is that with forms, you aren't notified until you try to save the form, which is when it will tell you it's checked out.  It won't notify them upon ...

No, it's just in the URL.  Go open a form in the browser.  Look at the huge URL.  Copy it down somewhere and notice that it has a Souce attribute in the URL that looks like this: &Souce=http://server/site/library/view.aspx This is where you can define the URL for where you want people to go after closing the form.  If ...

Are you referring to sending them somewhere other than the Forms Library after they submit or close the browser form, or are you talking about something else?  At what point in time do you want to send users somewhere other than the forms library?  As I mentioned above, if you dynamically generate your URL that sends users straight to ...

You can see the Source URL in the full Forms Services URL when in browser mode.  If you change that source attribute to the location where you want users to go after closing or submitting, then it will work.  The only way I know how to do it is by sending my users to the form with a predefined URL that has a modified Source ...

Ok, I got it.  That should be very easy.  Attach your XSN, and I'll show you.

I don't really understand the problem, but if you attach the XSN, we could probably troubleshoot it.  You should be able to set the conditional formatting so that YOU as the administrator see everything but regular users only see their one record.  That way you can do what you need to do.  If you do the method I said, it will ...

Glad to help.

It may be that the userName() function returns just the username (Testo) and not the domain name (dev\Testo).  Did you already resolve that part?  I noticed you reference the full domain name in the first post, but I know that userName() does not include the domain. Anyway, did you manually create the table in your form, or did you ...

Just put a rule on Application Name that sets Module Name to null whenever Application Name changes.

You will need to create that URL through a dynamic string builder and add it as part of the task whether it be in the body or some other piece metadata if you prefer to use the actual built-in tasks.  Or, you can just do your own workflow with SharePoint Designer that dynamically creates the URL and puts it into your email notification that ...