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We have a browser enabled form that we have emailed to Outlook 2007 via Forms Svcs submit to MOSS in doc library.  I have spent DAYS trying to get the Properties Promotion to populate 2 fields from the Infopath form to Outlook with no luck. I have used the Subject field to workaround populating one of the fields using concant.  Now I ...

I have a one page Infopath form that is submitted and sent to Outlook at email message.  I go to print the one page email in Outlook, and there is a BLANK SECOND PAGE.    My form table does not even to past 3/4 of a page.    When the form is in Designer, the cursor stops at the bottom of the table, so I dont' ...

I have followed the instructions for promoting Infopath fields within Outlook 2007, but Outlook still does not show the field data in the Infopath Form View. I publish the Infopath 2007 to Sharepoint Forms Services, and I specify the columns.  When I set up the Infopath Folder and Form, selected Properties Promotion and added the ...

I have created a form that will is Browser Enabled.  I have Infopath 2007 on my pc.  Form does not have any errors via Design Checker.  Form publishes to Sharepoint Server 2007 with Infopath Forms Services.  Form can Save to Sharepoint site.  Form loads via Browser and can be filled-out.   When you ...

We have a form that has 14 Multi List Selection boxes for each day of a two week period with these choices: 8 Reg 4 Reg 8 PTO 4 PTO When the form is submitted, we'd like the data in each field to appear like this: Sunday    8 Reg Monday    4 Reg       4 PTO How can I ...

  Ok.  So I have the two views now.  And created a Button that had Rules and Code.  The first rule is to Switch Views.  The second rule is to do a Submit.   But when I test it, I no longer receive the email showing the filled in form.  The email is blank.  Any ideas?   

 DUH!!!!!    That sounds wickedly easy!!!   Thanks so much Patrick!

We've created a form in Infopath that users will have a link to in Outlook message sent to them each week.  They will fill the form out following the link and then submit the completed form which is sent via email to someone in Human Resources.  When HR receives the emailed form, which is in the body of the Outlook email, ...