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I am very new to infopath and working on similar kind of scenario. i followed the steps as you said, but struck at the point 'form open rules and set conditions'.. Where can i find this? and how can i make form to open accordingly.? please  help me out.      

As far as I know, you can't do this without customizing SharePoint roles. There is no out-of-box role that supports adding but not reading/deleting. SharePoint lacks the fine-grained permissions. Our Qdabra DBXL Web Services Suite supports this scenario and integrates with SharePoint so that you don't have to worry about changing the ...

Hi Parriwg, No idea. Should be the same. Please check the security level for your form and make sure they are both Domain Trust (Tools -> Form Options -> Security). Make sure that the Organization data connection is in the same domain. You can go to Tools -> Data Connections and select the Organization data object and view the URL and ...

Hi Sam and welcome to the forum! Absolutely, this is one of the most commonly used features of InfoPath. In the InfoPath Designer, go to Design Tasks and Views. You can create a new view there by clicking Add a New View... You'll want to add rules to switch the views. You can do this on load (Tools -> Form Options -> Open and Save -> ...

Actually, I'm not quite sure how to put the web services together in order to connect. I know that MOSS has several web services available, but I don't know which one to use or if any will work. I'm thinking that a totally different web service has to be coded--just don't know. stern

Clay, Thank you so much for your reply. Those guidelines you presented really makes sense to me. There are a lot of other aspects of Infopath for which I'm looking for best practices and/or design patterns. Apart from the fact that I could not find a specific forum for that on this site (feature request for the site I guess? :-) ), ...

Hi Gang, I'm fairly new to InfoPath and just wanted to ask a typical newbie question.  Is it possible to create a form with multiple views...  one for screen display and one for printing?  If so, what are the basics of creating multiple views? Thanks! --sam  

I have an InfoPath 2003 form that successfully reads a SharePoint (MOSS 2007) list, yet when I attempt to open the form using InfoPath 2007 it fails with the following message: InfoPath cannot create a new, blank form. InfoPath cannot open the form. To fix this problem, contact your system administrator. Form template: ...

I have a form that was create in InfoPath 2003 that is working succesfully, but when I attempt to access it using InfoPath 2007, I get the following message.  InfoPath cannot create a new, blank form.InfoPath cannot open the form. To fix this problem, contact your system administrator.Form template: ...