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  • Re: Backwards Compatibility: Form Template<>Submisson

    Hey, If you are publishing to Sharepoint, you can use this method to have multiple versions of the same form published to the same form library. http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=2923 MB
    Posted to General (Forum) by mbenbow on 12-21-2006
  • Re: Exporting to MHTML or PDF

    Hey, Here is some code that we used to create a MHT file of the form and send it via email. Note that your form will need to be fully trusted. In the button code put the following: Dim oFormNum, oFormName, sMHT Dim sTo, sCC, sBCC, sSubj, sBody 'grab the form number and title of current form Set oFormNum = ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by mbenbow on 11-21-2006
  • Re: Printing Problems (Portrait VS Landscape)

    Hey, When you have the InfoPath form open in Designer, select File/Extract Form Files. This will extract all the files that make up the XSN form template. Look for a file that you extracted called manifest.xsf......and open that file in Notepad. The line with the <xsf:property name=viewWith....> will be located under ...
    Posted to Views (Forum) by mbenbow on 11-09-2006
  • Re: Printing Problems (Portrait VS Landscape)

    Hey, Look in the manifest for that particular view and see what the the following view width states: <xsf:property name=''viewWidth'' type=''string'' value=''8.5in''></xsf:property> Sometimes, I have seen values get ''stuck'' in the designer that when changed manually in the manifest and recompiled - it fixed the problem. Hope that ...
    Posted to Views (Forum) by mbenbow on 11-09-2006
  • Re: Write to empty cell in excel

    Hey, Without knowing the complete details of how your project will be deployed, you might be able to use the following. It is written in VB Script: (Note: to use this code the form will need to be fully trusted - also, this code is off the top of my head and has not been tested.) Sub PopRowColValue(sFile, sToPop) 'sFile - is the path to your ...
    Posted to Newbie Questions (Forum) by mbenbow on 11-08-2006
  • Re: Accessing Intro field in MailEnvelope object

    Hey, The MailEnvelope object does not expose the Intro property. However, the EmailAdapter object does expose the Intro Property. You can access the EmailAdapter object via XDocument.DataAdapters(''Name of data adapter'') Alternatively, you can program directly to Outlook which will create an email message but not send it directly (but you can ...
    Posted to Code (Forum) by mbenbow on 09-22-2006
  • Re: UpperCase

    Hey, In the field property dialog box, set the default value "value" property to: translate(., "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz", "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ") The "." the field you are setting to upper case. It should appear in the Formula as a period with an underline. Hope that helps, MB
    Posted to General (Forum) by mbenbow on 09-22-2006
  • Re: Delete previous versions of templates

    Hey, How are your form deployed - through Sharepoint or installed on the user's machine or from a shared drive? More than likely you will need to clear the user's Form Cache to ''remove'' the old templates since Infopath caches the form to the users: C:\Documents and Settings\UserID\Local Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\InfoPath Hope that ...
    Posted to General (Forum) by mbenbow on 09-14-2006
  • Infopath 2007 and XPath

    Hey, Does anyone know if InfoPath 2007 is based on XPath 1.0 or XPath 2.0? Thanks, MB
    Posted to General (Forum) by mbenbow on 09-14-2006
  • Re: How to run .exe file from code?

    Hey, I don't see why not! You can create the file with File System Object and use the WriteLine method to enter data into the text file (see above with oTempFile.WriteLine) and instead of hard coding the info for the line, use the XDocument.DOM.selectSingleNode(''//my:FieldName'').Text Hope that helps! MB
    Posted to General (Forum) by mbenbow on 09-07-2006
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