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Hi,
I have created some forms using Infopath2007 and published them to sharepoint server2007 where office forms server is running. I have created a portal(in Java) from which I need to access these forms.
My requirement is as follows:
When I open a form( which is published in the sharepoint) through my portal, I need to pass the portal username ...
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Hi,
I have two forms with different names on my computer. One of them, is the modified copy from antother. Both of them have the same default name template.xsn on the SharePoint server, but in different form libraries.
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Thx Patrick and your welcome,
I learned so much from this forum when I first came into contact with InfoPath that I see it as a kind of duty to also share my knowledge now with others whenever my time allows it.
You are lucky, because we are not allowed to listen to music here. Would make things much easier :)
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Nice job Nukkumatti!
I'm listening to Motörhead now as a tribute to you ''cos they play Rock'n Roll''... :)
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Hi, lumix.
As I figer out, before deploying your forms you need to publish them? Ok... So when you publishes your form, do it with another form name on your hard drive...
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Hi you both,
not sure if this is what you are looking for but for me it worked:
MailMessage objMail = new MailMessage();
objMail.BodyFormat = System.Web.Mail.MailFormat.Html;
objMail.From = ''from@address.ca'';
objMail.To = ''to@address.ca'';
objMail.Subject = ''Test Subject'';
//email body style
objMail.Body = ''<b>FROM:</b>'' ...
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There is a full trust switch for regform. Please check it out. Works fine.
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From the file menu, you can extract the form files. Then, open the view*.xsl in notepad and search for the CSS. You should be able to add an image to that, but you'll have to understand how to edit HTML and XML.
Good luck!