InfoPath Dev

It also bears noting that Forms Services can do some of this, but to my knowledge, it can only export XPS, and only on browser-enabled forms.

I wrote such a utility, and I must say it was painful. The basic idea is that you can use the XSL's (there's one for each view) from the unpacked XSN, and use the .NET XslCompiledTransform to generate HTML, and then use any of the HTML-to-PDF components out there to finish the exercise. Beware that there are many gotchas and ...

My first question was answered so promptly and helpfully, I thought I would throw my only other quandry out..  Does anyone have any experience with using InfoPath in environments requiring strict change control? We have a development environment (usually VMWare Workstation), where most of the work on these forms is performed. When developer ...

Wow. That's awesome. And much simpler than what I was thinking. I had completely overlooked the filename in the data connection. Thanks!

Good Afternoon all, First off, I'm not completely new to InfoPath, but I am new to the site. Lots of great info! Thanks! I have an intersting requirement, and I'm just not sure where to start. We are creating a series of forms to track work units by some of our consultants. The example at hand is an "On Site Visit" item, which ...