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Sorry, its the standard close button.  I had hoped I could control its behavior like I can with the submit button but it sounds like I need to create custom buttons to do that, correct?

Thanks for your replay Ted, Yes, this forms are runing under a sharepoint site, in a documant library i creat them and it stores for me this forms there. I need to get some fields values in this forms, for example in form 1,2,3 i need some values to sum to write in form 4. how can i reach this older forms datas. Thanks,

Not necessarily, since they can do two within a second of each other and have different time stamps.  You can say centisecond if you want - millisecond is just the more commonly-used term, though not entirely accurate.

 warrtalon, you say millisecond but it's second isn't it?

Does the button say cancel or close?  I don't know of a cancel button anywhere.  If you are referring to the built-in close button that shows up in the toolbar on a browser-enabled form, then all you have to do is go into your form options and deselect the close button on the Browser tab.  That way, it won't show up.  ...

Hi there -- double check the name of your submit data connection and verify that it is called 'NNGSubmit", including using the same case.

Gayle, it's not date, but date/time.  Today() does today's date, but now() does the time stamp down to the second.  The same user would have to submit two forms in the same millisecond.

It's the default cancel button at the top and bottom of the form between the submit and print view buttons.  I had hoped I could control the behavior of the cancel button using rules without having to use VSTA.

 Hi , I design a browser enabled Infopath form with SQL database connection. My SQL database contains more than 3000 records. After i enter employee id in text box,automatically employee details will display in some fields. My Problem is when a open Infopath form from sharepoint library it takes long time to display in screen. After ...

You are right, but when I use the date function "now()" I get 2008-12-18T15-55-50. That means a user must make more than one form per second... So for me that's unique enough... Have you tried the function now() ? Does it return only a date (2008-12-18)??