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Rather choosing Rules, you can go with conditional formatting on Repeating Table.
Take a counter,which can count the no of rows in that repeating table and apply the conditional formatting to Repeating table saying,
if the counter = 4 the condition is "dont allow the user to insert and delete the row".
Fine, I will tell you the ...
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Oh I see, you don't want to change the IE setting, but only in IP? I believe then, when you are designing the form in IP, you can just use the check box in Tools>>Options[General Tab] "Print background colors and pictures".
I just tested it in IP 2007 and IE 7 and it doesn't affect IE settings, only when in ...
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Hi, Patrick,
thank you, but actually this only changes my personal setting for internet explorer. I don't think this forces a setting to anybody else.
And again: The internet explorer setting you mention and the InfoPath-Setting tools/options/general/print-background-color are not the same.
Which is, again, a good thing:
I want to ...
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Hi Axel,
If you are looking to promote this property to users of an InfoPath form, you can "force" the setting when they open a form. This is available by going to Tools>>Options>>[General Tab under System] Internet Options>>[Advanced Tab], then scroll down to the Printing properties section, and check ...
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Actually, both settings seem to be completely independent (at least for infopath 2003 and internet explorer 7).
Which is a good thing!
What brings me to the next question : Is it possible to deploy this setting to all users of an organization via policies?
Does anybody know where this option is stored? Registry, maybe?
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My organization are trying to connect a Web enabled InfoPath 2007 form to a SQL database....how do I accomplish this. I research something about a UDDI that needs to be set. Can someone point me to some precise steps to connect a InfoPath Web enabled form to a SQL Database. Thanks.
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I would like to create a drop down menu that would use the function today() and add 7 days. Where the ouput would be displayed as a date. How can I do this using InfoPath 2003?
TIA
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I'm using InfoPath2003
How would I go about correcting an address to use upper case letters?
ie correct 123 main street to 123 Main Street
TIA
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I have a table that I want the maximum number of rows that can be entered by the user to be 4. Is there a way to do this with out programming?
I have tried using rules, but that doesnt seem to be an option.
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In C#, we'd use ViewInfos.SwitchView("View Name"); . I imagine VB is the same, without the ending semi-colon. In your changed event, in place of View Name, you could use e.NewValue.ToString() to get the new value of your dropdown as the view name.