InfoPath Dev

This is possible to do, but it is a kind of hack. First, publish your form to a form library.  Then you will need to go into SharePoint top-level site administration and create a new content type (Site Actions --> Site Settings --> Modify all site settings (Make sure you are at the top level of the site ...

If you publish the form to a place where all users can access it (ie., SharePoint, Network drive, etc.) your users should be able to access it and open it.

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Good news! It sounds like this is pretty easy. I am assuming you are new to InfoPath and am starting with the basics, so forgive me if you already know some of this (if you have created forms before, skip to the workflow part below). What you will do is create a simple form and then attach workflow to it using the out-of-the-box workflow that ...

Hi Johnny and welcome to the forums! First, a few questions. Are you using SharePoint at all and if so, are you using 2003 or 2007? How are you determining the the authorized person? Is it predetermined or are you choosing the person based on some criteria in the form? Thanks!

Just to make sure I understand, you want to ensure that forms that have been created cannot be modified in form libraries in SharePoint. If you are using MOSS 2007, you have the ability to force a checkout on that library. This way, users cannot make changes to documents unless they are checked out. If you are an administrator on that library, you ...

If you want to easily automate the process, you can move the files between lists with workflow. It is possible, using SharePoint Designer, to create a workflow to use a “Copy” function from one list to another and then a “Delete” function on the original list. You can also specify when you want the “move” to occur. So, you will have two lists – ...