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Hi Jimmy, Thanks for your response. I have a form that is set up to submit multiple attachments to a SharePoint library. So far so good. Decode the attachments, dump them in a separate library, create some hyper-links is all that is left. There is another option that I am looking into, developing a workflow using SharePoint Designer and have ...

Greetings, I have a form with data connections set up to submit to a Sharepoint Library and Email. The active view of the form shows in the body of the email, no issues there. Any attachments added using the Add Attachments object in the form do not appear. From what I have investigated so far, it looks like the actual form data itself occupies ...

YAY! I really did cheer...people in the office are looking at me strangely now. :) No matter, as I have finally got my IP 2010 form functional now! I will pass on my findings, which may prove to be interesting. I have a lot of information that needs to be populated on my form, so I spent time formatting it so it could be just submitted as is, ...

It will take me some time to set this up as I would have to define the HTML code in the body of the email. I will let you know how that goes. Thanks for the info.

No I haven't. Everything in my web based form is functioning properly. When it's submitted using an email data connection, the form data that is received in the body of the email message is fine.  It is only when I add a date picker input object in the form when it causes the column where the object ...

Hi Hillary, I came across your post a few weeks ago thanks to Ernesto Machado, but I wanted to do some of my own troubleshooting to find out what is causing my form data to auto-stretch in the body of an email message after submitting it via an email data connection. What I discovered is that ( without the use of sections, buttons and rules) ...

Greetings fellow InfoPathers, I have a data connection set up to submit form data as an email message. When the email is received in MS Outlook 2010, the form fields are stretched and looks very chaotic to say the least. In the email message, it does say "If there are problems with how this message is displayed, click here to view in ...