InfoPath Dev

Microsoft's solution for this was to remove all the borders and shading completely, then add them back in. This seems to do the trick.

I create browser forms that have several (8-10) views to split up the functionality and I use layout tables to line everything up. I use borders and shadings to make the forms more pleasing, but as I add and remove rows and columns, eventually, InfoPath fails to preserve this formatting for the web form. I can preview the form and everything looks ...

Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, I am using no code forms.

is there anyway of forcing an Infopath (2010)  webform to load as readonly when someone else has it already loaded without using the checkout - checkin options? I tested it, and the user loading the form second could wipe out the changes the first one made if they both accessed the form at the same time. Checking out the forms is not an ...

Thank you for the quick, correct response. That did the trick!

I have a 2010 InfoPath webform that uses a workflow to send out an email with a link to open the form in the browser. I used encoded URL with the ?openin=browser appended to open force it to open in the browser. Everything works fine, but when you link to the form through the email, it immediately reopens  after you submit and close the ...