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But this seems as if you need 'one' of these per form, is there not a way to have 'all' of the forms a user can fill out display as it does in the documents area?   example:  [icon] - document name [icon] - document name [icon] - document name and then have each publish to a specific folder? Deb.

That is our specialty. It is doable and really the best way to do this. We have web services prebuilt to do this. Send me an email and I can show you how it would work and some examples.

Hello InfoPath Friends ;)As is read, it is possible to build a browser enabled InfoPath form which is using a SQL database as secondary connection (to get informations out of a SQL server). Right? What I want to do now, is to design a browser enabled form which has as primary connection a SQL Server 2005 database. Is that possible? Because I ...

SQLExpress is different than SQL 2005. I know lots of people have used it successfully but I do not have a box that is using it at the moment. Also since it came bundled you probably do not get all of the options. Here is a guide to setting up remote TCP connections without using the surface area configuration. ...

Hi Jon. I have done several healthcare InfoPath solutions. You can identify the user and secure these forms.  I can show you how to make them completely HIPAA compliant. There are also some other design considerations you will want to look at such as form volumes and search and lookup. Send me an email and I can show you what I know.

Thanks for the reply. I'm afraid I have no idea how to write code for the forms so I guess I'll have to forget this option.  Thank you for your help anyway. Jo

Ok, now it installs right up to the last section then can't initialise: Event Type: Error Event Source: MsiInstaller Event Category: None Event ID: 11001 Date:  2008-03-20 Time:  12:56:54 PM User:  UK2\Administrator Computer: UK2-BDC Description: The description for Event ID ( 11001 ) in ...

OK, I just found out that the SQL Express setup can be opend using Windows security and the following server name: \\.\pipe\mssql$microsoft##ssee\sql\query yes that really works! Bob

Hi,  I work at a Hospital for the NHS and I am setting up an InfoPath form to be used to input and query patient details from my area. I am going to publish this form onto one of our shared drives for other users from other computers to access it. Due to the confidential nature of the data I am obligated to keep this information secure ...

Clay, That's my point: There is no configuration avaiable anywhere - I'll investigate Microsoft's site.