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Greg thanks.. yes I thought of that, but it emails the entire form. This was the subject of previous posts on other topics as well. However I understand that with code, you can only attach certain fields in 2003.. I *think* this limitation is removed in 2007.. but not sure as my copy hasnt arrived yet.. In the meantime, I did read in a post ...
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MessageBox is supported. Something else must be going on here.
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Perhaps you can create a new view that has only the fields you want to email, and then perform your email from that view.
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Could it possibly be a problem with your print driver or printer -- rather than with InfoPath?
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MHT is basically an HTM file that contains all the resources too. So if there are images, scripts, styles, etc, all of that is contained (stored as base64-encoded strings) in the HTM file. This file is saved with the MHT extension so that Internet Explorer knows that it will contains resource files and handle it appropriately.
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You can always use a preserve code block (do a search for info about that) and write the table code yourself. Then you can do things like you are talking about.
The downside is that once you are in a preserve code block, you cannot modify the table in the designer--you have to do it by hand in the .xsl file.
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You can go into the properties for the text box and set it to expand as necessary. If you already have that, try placing the text box inside a scrolling region.
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If you want to use a drop-down list as a master control, then you do not want to use the Master/Detail control. Instead you just want to filter your section or table based on the selection in your drop-down list.
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I want a repeating table who's column widths is dynamic and can be set by a value in the data source (or pragmatically). The only way I can think to do this is by a custom ActiveX control. But I don't really want to reinvent the repeating table...
So, does anyone have any other ideas on how I could implement this?
Thanks.
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I have a text box that is small on my form, but that will scroll. However I have conditional formatting set that depending on your role - it will be read only. So, when the requestor (should be read-only) goes in to view the comments in that text box - they can only see what is on the screen. How can I keep it read only but allow people to see ...