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Thank you Andreas for your clarification.
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Glad to hear you got it working.
You may or may not want to try removing those digisig sections manually. IF you have existing forms that have been saved based on those sections existing, it's probably best to just leave them alone or the existing foms may not open.
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No problem. Thanks for the update. Glad to hear its working!
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In InfoPath 2007, choose Save As Source Files from the File menu
There is a similar command in InfoPath 2003 with a different name.
Choose the location to save your source files to and comlete the action.
Exit InfoPath.
Go to the folder where you saved the source files, and open the particular view .XSL file in Notepad.
Search ...
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The backslash is an escpae character used to identify other characters--and beyond the scope of this discussion. However, because it is an escape character, you must use a double backslash to identify that you want to use the "actual" backslash character.
What you might try doing (because I haven't tried this myself) is to see ...
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I'm working at a installation that don't allow downloads of tools on there system. Is there any other way. I mean a simple but productive way, besides downloading a tool. I could use the toturial.
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No problem. Glad to help.
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Great! Glad to have got you through it.
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If you are satisfied that you are correctly generating and saving a .ZIP file, and that the saved file works as expected, then you are half way there.
You will at this point, either convert the in-memory copy of the ZIP file (if possible) or read in the saved ZIP file as a binary, and then convert that to BASE64.
Once you've got the binary ...
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Good day.
I have the same problem. When users open an existing XML document, they have a read-only status.
We
have a SP 2007 and InfoPath 2007, InfoPath security set to domain, SP
permissions are enough and this is not a 10 minutes lock.
And i have normal URL to template.xsn without %25%20 symbols in URL as said in this post
So, what is ...