InfoPath Dev

Hi Tom I work at Tshwane University of Technology, South Africa Yes, in our case, it would be classified as a lower priority (although my users would disagree ;-) My contact details: Pieter Swart ( swartpj _that character that should not be named_ tut.ac.za ) Clay, we have a rather interesting bunch of users. I have been working with ...

Hi Clay Thanks for the reply. Initially I did look into the different ways people have tried to support anonymous posts. I can remember reading about creating web-services and having forms post to them (possibly the same solution as yours with the web-services saving received data to a DB) Unfortunately I am unable to spend a lot of time on ...

There are three major ones. The first problem: InfoPath tries to assist the user when completing forms by popping up little boxes containing messages on the requirements for each field (controls like text boxes etc.). Unfortunately the browser will more often than not place these boxes over the fields the user is trying to fill in (this is ...

We have the same double printing problem at my institution (In our case, the email client is Outlook 2003). I also have several other complaints regarding bugs in the browser forms. This implementation does not seem to have gone through a lot of user-testing (in fact, it seems to not have gone through user-testing at all).