InfoPath Dev

So'kay, I think I am going to hire someone to do that part of the forms, its too much for me to wrap my little brain around. I am hoping Infopath 2008 or whatever version they come out with next addresses this with a Wizard. Seems to me Microsoft's Wizards would suit a lot of common form component tasks that you'd otherwise have to code ...

Based on the lack of focused response, I guess my question is a little more complex than it looks.

''@pkguid'' does not point to a valid location path of a field or group.'' Do you have a suggestion as to why I get this error?

I get an error with that formula: ''@pkguid'' does not point to a valid location path of a field or group. I am using InfoPath 2007 Also, I want to use this form without Sharepoint, not with... (perhaps you misread my post).

P.S. I am trying to use Infopath without Sharepoint as a very basic form app, saving the individual filled forms in customer folders. Most of my forms can be made more easily filled out as our list libraries are currently contained in an Access application. If I can generically understand how to do that and set it up successfully, 90% of what we ...

Okay, I've included my form and the mdb data source here:http://www.jaypatterson.com/infopath in the zip file. The other problem I have, which I think is a security/domain issue is getting the data to appear reliably in the drop down. I get this message consistently: http://www.jaypatterson.com/infopath/Cap3.JPG On a WinXP box, I do get it ...

Its inserting the @ symbol when I do that - I used the Data Source task list and did a right-click Copy XPath and the @ gets put in automagically. Sorry Matt but you're going to have to assume I am dumber than your answer presumes me to be... (LOL) This is what I come up with doing it by ...

I am not sure if I am getting a form security data access error, or my syntax is wrong - perhaps you can direct me. My database is in Access. It is on drive C: Its called ''vpdataxml'' The table is called ''libinscos'' My ID field is called ''pkguid'' The form field is called ''Companyname'' The field in access for Companyname is ...

Automatically Populate Fields from a Drop-Down Selection http://www.infopathdev.com/blogs/matt/archive/2006/04/18/Automatically-Populate-Fields-from-a-Drop_2D00_Down-Selection.aspx Brilliant, thank you - exactly what I needed. But now I need to know how to do *exactly* that, but using a data source from a table in a local MDB file. I've ...