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[quote user="exemplaris"]So you have a rule on the other fields that if the signature field is not empty they can't be changed?[/quote] It's the natural default setting that all controls in a section that is signed become locked. There is a setting on each of the section's properties under digital signatures that ...

 That sounds like it will work, but the signature locks the fields, so you can't even make a change to any fields to bring your idea into play. Otherwise, it looks like it would work. Seems like I can't edit the fields, nor even remove the signature.

Are the values in the dropdown lists coming from Access? That's the only thing i can think of off hand because normally repeating controls that don't interact with external data do not repeat data

Since you need all fields to be filled out, just mark them all as mandatory and it will fail validation on submit and tell them they need to fill out all fields. No need to even mess with the submit button, and fields are all marked in red indicationg mandatory before they even think of submitting.

 I would like someone to be able to edit a form after they sign it and have it invalidate their signature and make them resign every time they edit. Is this possible in Infopath?

 I have an expense report form. I want two signatures on the form. Employee and Supervisor. I want the employee to be able to sign the main section with the listed expenses, and the supervisor to sign the main section and the employees signature with one signature of his own, or at least I would like his signature to represent that. I want ...

I have an Infopath xsn that i am using as the template for a SharePoint form library. I have the library set to open items in client app only because it has digital signatures that don't work in all browsers. When creating a new form from the library, it opens up in the client only and not the browser no matter what browser I am using, which ...