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for problem number one why not just use the concat function that infopath has.  I have done this with a database connection which stores last name and first name seperate, but on a form I just simply have a text box that is for name, after querying it displays first and last name.  Maybe that will work, unless I missed something in your ...

I do not think it is possible, but just want to check.  I have a text box(txtBox1) and based on what is typed in that text box, I want it to change to another view(VIEW2).  Is it possible to do this with code? I would like to use somethign like this on the on after chage event for the text box: If ...

Is it possible to create a template part and it retain all formatting and rules? Then import it into your new form.

I use the same scenario in some of my forms.  I want the time found that the form was originally set.  I have a txt box that is called requestTime and the default value is set to now.  However like you said it recalculates each time the form is opened.  I just uncheck the text box that says: Update this vealue when the result ...

thanks, I got it to work.

I am creating a custom name for a form.  An example of the name is: PR-00S-0208-4593.  The PR stand for purchase request, the 00S refers to type of purchase request, 0208 refers to month and year request was made, and the 4593 is a random generated number.  I got all the parts figured out and successfully got it to generate the ...

Using Infopath 2003, this post will help you out and accomplish what you are needing.   http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/4730/25614.aspx#25614

Once you publish the form from infopath to sharepoint, you can then go to the form library on sharepoint and click new.  That will open the document for them to be filled out.  You will also have to make sure that all users are added to sharepoint as users.  Also make sure that the forms submit using unique names, or if you want ...

The boxes that you want to submit back to another table, you will need a submit connection to them.  You can right click on the text boxes and change the binding to the fields you need on your datasource.  I presume you have a button that would do the submit, you can just choose it to submit using that data connection.  Also on the ...

I dont know how you are using your forms, but You could store company information in a database (or keep supporting file on a server, not locally) so that when/if the information is updated it is done globablly, and that you don't have old data out there.  Also making sure that the data is only available to use in the forms while on ...