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Just to close this off and hope that it will help others, I've created a project for each of my forms and I doubt there is a way to have only one project with many forms.  My shared code sits in a different project and is referenced in all the forms.  After successfully deploying, I thought I'd share some tips from my ...

I've got this to work when this code is sitting inside the FormCode.cs file.  But it doesn't recognise the word "FormState" when placed in a separate project.  Is it possible to stick member variables in a separate project?  Also, can these variables be "private String" or "private ...

Thanks kindly, Jimmy and Potemkine for your ideas.  Jimmy, unfortunately, i don't have resources to buy qRules. Potemkine, i have created the new project as per the last reply but unless you mean differently (I'm a newbie at Infopath forms and may be missing something most Infopath experts take for granted), it looks to me that ...

Thanks Potemkine for your quick reply. Ref: Infopath , Visual Studio 2008, Sharepoint 2007 When I try to copy the manifest.xsf file, say, I call it manifest2.xsf.  Whenever I click on either one of them, the other one disappears. Also, how do you copy the FormCode.cs file (+ its xml and Designer.cs files) in Visual Studio 2008.  ...

I have an Infopath 2007 template project in my Visual Studio 2008 solution.  I have about 100 forms to do and was hoping I dont have to create a separate project for each form.  Is it possible -- like with aspx pages, you just add a new page to your Web project -- to just add a manifest.xsf file and its associated code behind file?