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Have you clicked the arrow at the bottom of the Tools list to make sure they are not hidden?(show all)
You should have a forms options, submit options, and data connections in the list when in design mode.
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Looking back I think you said you are using Visual Studio??? or is it 2003? I think i must be VS since you are not getting the same menu. I think the data connections may be in a different menu.
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Hey JT. Welcome to the forum.
Once you become an expert you need to write the Idiot's guide to InfoPath. :)
You are going to do this on a hosted server?
I would think you would want web services for interacting with your SQL data.
I could show you a demo of web services if you would like. You can use the contact button to email me.
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So there is no attachment?
I was thinking it may be printing both.
This may be an issue in how Outlook 2007 prints web content, since you say 2003, is not a problem.
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Ok.
Why don't you send me an email and I can see what I can do.
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Go to tools and data connections and go through the wizard.
I am sure there are blogs here and tutorials which have the submit to SharePoint or file location included in the text.
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Go to tools
Data Connections
Select the main data connection
select modify
walk through the wizard and select the data source again etc and this will refresh the conenction.
Keep going through each screen until it finishes.
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Is the view in the body of the email?
Or is it just an attachment?
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I would open the form in design mode and go through the data connections. You may have used a mapped drive or something else which the other clients do not have.
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Ok just checking.
What I would recommend is put the information in SQL. Then have Excel file access the information from there. Once it is setup they will not be able to tell the difference.
Then yes the InfoPath form can have a data connection to the SQl table too.
Is it just to view in InfoPath or will InfoPath users update the ...