InfoPath Dev

Relatively new to InfoPath myself but I tried it and had the same results as you. My guess is that the reason that you don't get the option to configure a submit button to send the form back to a network folder is because you just as easily put it in a network folder by doing a "save as." Just my guess though.

Using this method, users will have to navigate to the folder and select the form in order to fill it out. How the form is submitted depends on how you set up your submit options. You can set it to have the completed form distributed via email, to a SharePoint server etc. If you want to save it in a network folder, simply select save as.

I believe that alll you should need to do is the following: 1. Open form in design mode, select File Tab>Publish>Publish to Network Location 2. In the window that appears, copy the location of your shared folder into the Form template path and file name field. 3. Give it a name and select next. 4. In the next window, if users can ...

Hi, I created a form in 2010 that contains a rich text box control. The rich text box is set to expand as the user enters multiple lines of text. When lengthy text is entered and the text box expands onto a second page, it does not produce a "clean" break between pages within the text box itself when printing. When printed, the ...

Hi. I created a form in 2010 that contains a rich text box. The rich text box is set to expand as the user enters multiple lines of text. When lengthy text is entered and the text box expands onto a second page, it does not produce a "clean" break between pages within the text box itself when printing. When printed, the bottom ...

I created a form that contains a rich text box. The rich text box is set to expand as the user enters multiple lines of text. When lengthy text is entered and the text box expands onto a second page, it does not produce a "clean" break between pages within the text box itself when printing. When printed, the bottom border of ...