InfoPath Dev

I have a Expression Box that I want to change the font color to red if less than or equal to -1.  I thought I had seen on another form with an Conditional Formating option an that read "Sum of Expression Box"  but I do not see on my current form. How can I check for the Sum in an expression box so I can control the font color?

Hi - I am using Infopath 2007 I have just had a new laptop.  I have moved all my stuff from my old laptop to my new.  My new laptop is set up for synchronising across a network and as I work from home 60% of the time this is annoying and very slow.  So I have had to move my development stuff to a non synchronising part of my disk ...

I'm new to InfoPath, so forgive me if this is a stupid question.  the majority of my experience is with Microsoft Access, so I'm used to being able to choose between two different types of views on a form:  the form view, which shows one record at a time like InfoPath does; and the datasheet view, which shows multiple records at ...

Have you tried changing the email submit to a different email address as a test?  To a user account?

Yes both outgoing and incoming settings are configured correctly. SharePoint sends alerts out like it should. I've tested it on two different servers with the same issue.

I would think the first step would be accessing the actual attachment then analyzing its properties. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892730 this is the start to accessing attachments in InfoPath.

Username gets the local user but often in a VPN or RAS scenario this is not accurate. An Active Directory Web Service can give you a codeless method to both ID the form user and also access their's or other's information from Active Directory such as email address, department, manager, etc.  This will also return the domain ...

Browser forms use SharePoint to send the mail rather than the client?  Have you configured mail support on your SharePoint server?

  I don't know how to write code, other than a little bit of TSQL.  The form will also submit straight to a database and I was under the assumption that it might make that more difficult if the form had code behind it.   Is this correct?  InfoPath makes everything difficult if you don't know how to write ...

Wow.... It wasn't anything special, just that I kept doing something like a scratched record, or CD.  You have to click New Record, then a blank record appears under Run Query, and then put the information that you want to add to the database in the fields under Run Query... I kept putting the information that I wanted to add into ...