InfoPath Dev

Hi Rajapriya, You will need InfoPath 2007 installed in order to open the 2007 form template that you have. I also found a forum link on MSDN, regarding Visual Studio 2008, that might be useful for you: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vsto/thread/75eba78e-ee3e-4b32-8f31-ce70fc0914b2 Dipesh

Hi, You will need an InfoPath form template to open a non-InfoPath created XML. If you are looking to just edit an XML file, you can use any text editor, such as Notepad, or a free application such as XML Notepad (http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=72d6aa49-787d-4118-ba5f-4f30fe913628&displaylang=en). - Dipesh

Kristy, Just curious, is this character only appearing when you submit the form to yourself or does this character also appear when submitting the form to another person? - Dipesh

@gvrramana58 - I'm not sure why the image in increasing in font size, it should remain the same size since it's an image. However, you may try increasing the Margins for the view you are trying to output into PDF. If you use the "View" option in the toolbar and select the "View Properties" option, a window will ...

Regarding the issue of hiding a section - the following condition also works: If this condition is true: Office is not equal to TRUE Then apply this formatting: Hide this control

It seems like there is still a reference to the "Contacts" data connection on a Rule for a Control, a Button, or for the Submit Options. So, essentially you will need to change the Rule on the item that the Design Checker is pointing to from "Contacts" to your new data connection.