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  • Re: Hide text box borders

    Thanks Jimmy and Patrick, that was it.  funny thing is, I saw the expression box and wasnt sure what it was.  I added it, and couldnt bind it to a data element properly. this time i used the change to "Expression box" and it kept the Data mapping  Xpath: value. It works GREAT !!!! thanks again. ***  ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by ozamani on 08-07-2013
  • Re: Hide text box borders

    I dont see Calculated Value boxes.  I am using Microsoft InfoPath Forms 2007  OOB (out of the box).  I might be upgrading to Infopath 2010 soon, not sure if this will give me the control you are talking about. Currently my controls are Textbox, rich text box, drop down list, list box, date picker, check box, option button, button, ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by ozamani on 08-06-2013
  • Re: Hide text box borders

    Hi Patrick, Thanks, firstly i was reusing Data Elements.  Now i created new data elements (text boxes) and i set their Default Value to a calculated field   Default Value------------------------ Value:   Userid   (Fx) check update this value when the result of the formula is calculated.   when i switch ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by ozamani on 08-01-2013
  • Re: Hide text box borders

    I have created a seperate view, with just the body of the email. I have 4 or 5 text boxes with data from a checklist we use for adding/deleting users.  On the checklist there is a Send to Clients Email Button..     this button has a few rules that get run when clicked.  I switch to the "Email Client ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by ozamani on 07-26-2013
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