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Hi ZaiZai, I am not sure if you have security issues with your work. as Skarn said. I have been posting a similar complaints for a while, without fully testing the Customize function. But I experimented with the customize function, as well as enabling the Protection. What I have found so far is if you remove the customise and toolbar menu ...

Hi all, I thought I had resolved the issue of 7 tables, in an Access database in my case, with 1 the supplier table and the system disables the submit function. I build a data connection for the 6 tables as the Primary connection. Then Add as a secondary data connection the 7th table, the supplier table, then the system seems to ...

Looking at the MOSS title, I cannot see how it (Microsoft Office Sharepoint Server) would be of any use to prevent a user from getting into design mode, when the system is loaded onton their computer. And/ or they transfer the system themselves later on! I have yet to look into the IRM.  

  Hi also Patrick, I am not familiar with MOSS.  let alone MOSS 2007.  I shall investigate tomorrow. And advise in this Thread. And thanks also Hilary for replying. Cheers Ian

Hilary, or someone, I would like to know what I can use to "write protect" or prohibit "save as " in a completed form. I gave looked the Tools / Form Options/ Enable protection  , it is weak.  As I have said in earlier posts. Yesterday I had a look at Rights Management. I am not sure how to get a user ...

Hi Patrick, The form at this point will not nor ever be published. It will be  kept at the customer site. After all the work I have spent putting it together I don't want anyone else stealing my thunder! I have designed a Menu driven application (all in InfoPath), So I guess I could position the front end menu form somewhere with only ...

Hello Shiva, As I explained above, I used option 1, as you described above as well, yet if I was another person, or user of my product, I could open the form in Design mode.  The checkbox Enable Protection is only good for preventing a person from going into Design mode whilst having the form open in run mode.

Thanks Jim and Jimmy, Does the same apply to qRules too?

Qdabra Team, I have tried to downlaod DBXL onto my computer. I do not have an uptodate IE. especially after I heard there were bugs with it. My system is Windows XP 2002 Series 2. When I try to unzip the Qdabra DBXL, I get the following message prompt        " This system requires Internet Information Server ...

Option 1 Use Enable Protection on the Advanced tab in the Tools\ Folder Options. Option 2 Somewhere in Microsoft Office Resource Kit, a tool to disable opening in design mode. I tried option 1 and was able to get in and open up a form in design, I got the warning prompt, made changes, saved. And ran the form. Now I ...