InfoPath Dev

PROBLEM: the forms have been all developed with InfoPath 2007.  Our Outlook licenses are for Outlook 2003. InfoPath 2007 insists on using Outlook 2007 and is ignoring our Outlook 2003.   When      Submit            is clicked,  the message is:          ...

I have a very simple InfoPath application.  It's a few forms.  Nothing fancy. A customer reads the form and then signs it.  Example:          I promise to return the whatchamacallit.          If I do not return it, I promise to pay for ...

Hello Hillary, it could be a Vista problem, I'm running Vista Business on a lenovo X61 tablet ... amazingly, if I rotate the form to "portrait" view, the signatures stick ~~ this behaviour is far to wonky for me. the good news is that the forms will be used in production in "portrait" view.   I appreciate your ...

Hello, how are you signing your .xsn files? I am fairly new, so I follow this procedure:       Tools, Form Options, Security and Trust I check "Sign this form template" and, if necessary, "Create Certificate". This procedure works but must be repeated for each computer to which I install my .xsn ...

Hello ...... if I were not already insane prior to beginning a relationship with InfoPath 2007, I am well on my way to the padded white cell now. Let me explain. My first InfoPath form was complex ... 2000 lines of c# code behind it.  It has two ink picture fields for signatures.  That seems standard to me. Signing is not a ...

(i have also posted this at forums.asp.net:  how do I display InfoPath 2007 "ink" signature in ASP.NET MVC? http://forums.asp.net/t/1450185.aspx) InfoPath 2007 stores its forms in two parts:  a .xsn template and a .xml data file. InfoPath 2007 combines the .xsn/.xml files on screen to simulate a printed form. InfoPath 2007 ...

good news / bad news .............  using code based on the .pdf in my previous reply, I could    SaveAs. PROBLEM:  it's a     temporary   file in my temp directory. I tried to rename the temporary   file    with   very unhappy results: // Save the ...

I am fighting similar problems myself. Grab this chapter:  http://ptgmedia.pearsoncmg.com/images/9780321410597/samplechapter/roberts_ch15.pdf The code below is from the last few pages of the above .pdf. The code probably will not give you 100% of your solution but it may get you closer. Are you using InfoPath 2007?   2007 has ...

Hi Hilary  [quote user="Hilary Stoupa"]Well, but copying the form template doesn't update the things I mentioned. At any rate, since you copied it, instead of moving it, that means your original is still in its original location! That's good news -- I assume it works fine still?[/quote] Sorry, no.  The form has been ...

Hello, the .xsn template is a binary file.  One can optionally, via File, Save As Source Files, ... save the component parts of the .xsn file. QUESTION:  is it possible to recreate a .xsn file from its set of source files?   Thank you. Regards, Gerry (Lowry)