InfoPath Dev

Anyway to change the Font or Bold in the plain text in the body? this is infopath 2003

It has been a while since I have done this, and I thought that I could add a picture, but looking at my templates the picture was set in the form as a background and different forms had different pictures. I am guessing thought that with code you could use another picture control to replace the background picture. Have a picture control that ...

This can be done, but requires code and a full trust form. A better solution is to use an Active Directory Web Service which will allow you to look up information in Active Directory.  This can be done codelessly and would perform better. Do you have a web server you can add it to? You may want to evaluate the Database Accelerator package. ...

Per your request, I am attaching the DB and InfoPath Template that I am having problems with.  Everything works except when I attemt to submit to the Access DB.  Entries without the decimal point work good.

I still need a bit of help on this.  If I create a picture control on the form, I can import a photo but can't draw on it.  If I create an ink picture control, I can draw on it but can't insert a photo.  Can you tell me what step or control I am missing.  FYI, I am using InfoPath 2007 to design the form. Thanks!

Is it possible to have an Infopath form query contact items in a Microsoft Exchange public folder to populate Name, Address, phone, etc onto an Infopath form?  The department I am developing this form for doesn't want to have to re-type data that already exists.  They are using a public folder on Exchange to manage all their contacts ...

Yep, that is all you need. I have done several projects with this same requirement. Create a picture field Use the Ink Picture control You can set a default picture or the user can attach their own and be able to draw on it. I guess in your case just right click on your picture control and change it to an ink picture. Let me ...

If you mean someone from the Internet access a browser form, they would need to get through your firewall and to the IFS server, since it is what renders the form.  You could have them go through your other web server but it would need IFS or they would need to get all the way to your SharePoint server. It is a matter of connectivity and ...

In form options you can turn off the save / save as functionality, typically a good practice. When you create the data connection to submit to SharePoint use the concat function and fields from your form to create a unique file name for each document. Maybe name date and ID, or just ID or whatever. That way they hit submit, you know ecatly ...

We use tablets so ink is a functionality that we employ.  Are you suggesting that we can import a photo into the form and write on it if we set up the control as an ink control?