InfoPath Dev

I have a ware problem and need some help.   I have a table in the form which has its background color set to blue.  I did this using the Border and Shading option. However, when I tried printing it, the table show up white.  It removed the background color for some reason.  I have tried this on various printers and no ...

Hi Everyone. I am fairly new to infopath but I have managed to teach myself what I think is most of the basics of the program. I have a reached a more complex problem that I need some help with. The base of the form consists of a Master and Detail section. Inside the detail section there are a couple of fields and then a Repeating Table that ...

I'm not sure I'm clear on what you are saying. Could you elaborate?  Thanks. Heath

I have one other question.  When you export data from an InfoPath form to Excel, by default each column will show the name of the field and its XPath in parentheses.  Is there anyway of changing that default so that maybe just the name of the field or a screentip are in the columns?  Because when someone exports to excel, if they ...

Are you using the default of the hidden field to concatenate your check boxes?  You could use the rules of each check box with a condition of is not blank.   Cheers,   Ren

Pour info d'une solution donnée par Clay Fox sur le forum US : Insérer une section dans lequel on pose les liens Ainsi les possiblités d'affichage conditionnelle s'appliquent tres bien sur la section Quand j'aurai un peu plus de temps, j'irai à la recherche du vbscript et je vous le posterai à +   

GREAT !!! Thanks

I have a group of check boxes that are each separate elements on my form. I have a hidden field that feeds my database with the result of all checked boxes via the concatenation function. My problem is that the concatenation function returns blank spaces in the result whenever one or more of the check boxes is blank. How do I get the function ...

Put the Hyperlink inside a section.  Then you can use conditional formating to control the visibility of the section.

Salut, Ecoute en C# il suffit de lancer un System.Process.Start (qui est en faite une ligne de commande (cmd.exe)) suivi du nom du fichier ("c:\toto.htm") et il s'ouvre avec son programme par défaut.  Donc a mon avis ca doit pas être impossible a réalser en Vbscript maintenant comment c'est a toi de ...