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http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dinaayoub/archive/2010/04/22/sharepoint-2010-how-to-change-the-list-view-threshold.aspx for how to change the threshold.
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There are some options in the view's properties - I'm not sure if you can set A4 size there. I think what I'd do is create a print view for the view (so that the form always uses the print view when printing). That way you can set up your print view exactly the size you need.
For more on print views: ...
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Well - InfoPath can export to Excel.
But it would be a one way deal - you export into Excel, and the actions are now disconnected from your original form data (which is what is probably happening in your current process as well).
Have you thought about just using SharePoint lists?
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If you have SharePoint 2010, I'd think the OData service would return this information. I don't know that a normal InfoPath list connection exposes that, howwever.
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I'm unfamiliar with Remedy - but if it uses SQL for its database, you should be able to create a SQL connection. Also, you could check your product documentation, see if it includes any web services - IP can connect to those....
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Oh, great! I do remember there being some minor issues around delete, but I believe they were fixed for 3.3, so I'm glad it is working correctly for you.
I have to say, I'm a huge fan of qRules - it has all these little pieces that you can put together to do really powerful stuff. I'm happy to hear you like it and are getting the ...
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Oh, I should add that just because you don't see the "T" in the date in InfoPath doesn't mean it isn't there - open your XML in a text editor some time after using a date / time control - the format for a datetime field is 2011-11-23T11:20:23
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Oh, I do believe that may be a bug (one that's been fixed, but a bug all the same!) What version of qRules are you using? I'm going to email you via the forum so you've got my email address, and have you send me a copy of your template so you can try injected with a newer version....
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Oh lovely! That was one of those changes in 2010 that I understand logically, but has been a bit confusing.
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You may not be missing anything at all - This could just have to do with the fact that SharePoint returns the data in a slightly different format and we aren't doing anything to handle for that in qRules.
I'm wondering - could you set a rule on your Start and End date fields where the condition is if the date doesn't contain ...