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I suppose I could just insert a repeating table in an optional section and do it that way. Not sure how this will submit to a document library on SP, but I will give it a try and see.

Hello, I have a browser based form that has several repeating tables, each of which has multiple rows of information. What I would like to do is minimize the repeating table so that the fields do not show until the "Insert" link below the table is clicked. I can do this after the form is already open by deleting that group, however; I ...

OK, so my width for each field appears to be 100%, and it doesn't give me the "auto" option that the height menu gives. What should I set the width to?

The form fields are extremely long (horizontally) after submitting a form to an email submit. This appears to only be the case for some users. Doesn't seem to matter whether they are using Outlook 2003 or 2007, though I am the one that experiences this problem the most on Outlook 2007. Some users don't have the length problems, but ...

You guys are the best, that solved it for me as well.

I also have this problem, but it is not consistent. Most of my users see the form just fine, while others, including myself, have a skewed view of the form; it is extremely wide for us. It doesn't seem to be specific to any version of outlook, as my users and the mix of people who have the problem are split between 2003 and 2007.   I ...

Never mind, apparently it does not require a condition, the action is enough to switch views when you click thebutton.

Thanks Hilary, it appears that you are correct, that file attachment option is (according to the below link) enabled for a custom web service not SP. All it basically does is send the attachment to a seperate document library and store the link to the attachment in the column that the other information from the form was sent ...

Bump, I am having a similar problem. My error is that I cannot promote the file attachment feature when publishing to web browser. The error code is that the data type (base64binary) is not supported.

I added a file attachment control in my existing web enabled form (which I have already published to a SharePoint Library and am just adding an additional control and re-publishing), only to get this error message when I try to promote it during publishing.  “The selected field cannot be promoted because it’s file type is not supported: ...