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Hey G, We have several posts about cascading lists in our blogs, try that out: http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/

Hi again Unfortunately my question (ref# 19591) seems to have been overlooked re issues with lists picking up list information from previous lists.  Any thoughts? Thanks G

Yes, InfoPath uses IE as the rendering engine.  I would search more for what is going wrong with "ntdll.dll" - this was probably corrupted.  You should try downloading a new one from one of the many sites that offer them, and then replace it.  If that doesn't do the trick, I'm not sure what to tell you except ...

Here are a couple links to get you started. http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2004/07/08/Identify-the-Current-Table-Row.aspx This is a start on determining which row you have.  http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/greg/archive/2005/06/13/Using-XPath_2700_s-_2700_preceding_2D00_sibling_2700_-Axis-Correctly.aspx Then moving either ...

Thanks for the response Clay.  I've got another issue that I could really use some help on as well.  Since this is my first time using infopath I'm sure I'm not setting things up the right way.  What I've done is I have a default view that is a project request form that someone can fill it out and ...

Hi,    I got this error from infopath 2007 "cannot open the selected form." This is what I do: 1) Open Infopath 2007 2) from menù: File -> "Design form template..." 3) I select "Base on Blank" 4) From the blank form I do not insert anything 5) I push the "Preview" button 6) Dialog ...

Hey Adam, We do something kind of similar for our tutorials, we use the expense form sample that comes with InfoPath and improve it with our Active Directory Service.  It has a submit that emails the manager (approver) the form.  We also use a version internally for our expense reports. I am not sure you have looked at our Database ...

Hey Michael, thanks for the kudos :) In order to get the print out you want you need to create one more view specifically for the print out.  So you would format it to show the elements from all of your views and process and format it the way you needed.  InfoPath has some limitations when creating paper forms, I believe since the whole ...

As long as you have overwrite allowed, if a user opens an existing form from a form library, modifies it and resubmits the form, the library is updated and overwrites the previous version.  You can turn on versioning on the library to have access to previous ones if this is needed. That was what confused me before because I thought ...

i am trying to turn the submit button into a save button once the user has submitted the form to the form libaray.  That way when someone opens the form again they just have to hit the save button to save the changes.