InfoPath Dev

Clay, Thanks for the follow-up.  Unfortunately we don't have Exchange 2007 installed yet, meaning we're unable to take advantage of the new features in the Hub Transport role.  However, it's worth knowing for future reference. We're trying to send the form directly from InfoPath (rather than SharePoint); that means that ...

Erik, Thanks for this. Unfortunately it doesn't solve my immediate problem in that I can't use SharePoint Workflow for this particular solution.  Ideally I need to be able to e-mail the form from within InfoPath itself using a different "From" address. However, I can see other situations where this code will be very ...

Erik, Did you find a solution for this?  I have exactly the same issue. Clay, unless I've misunderstood what you're saying, using Outlook to achieve this isn't an option.  Outlook will only process a rule after a message has been sent or received: for this to work, you would need it to process the rule before the mail ...

From what you are saying, it appears that the InfoPath documentation is wrong. Thanks for taking the time to reply.  I will look at using sections to hide my check boxes. Andy

Thanks for the reply! I'm not sure if I explained myself very clearly.  I don't want to hide a whole section, just individual check boxes. On my form I have ten check boxes.  If one of them is ticked, I want the other nine to be hidden. Is this possible? Andy

I just started using InfoPath last week. Whilst I'm finding it fairly intuitive, there is one question that is puzzling me. I'm trying to create a form with check box controls. I want some of the check box controls to be hidden if others are not selected. However, when I try to do a conditional format on the check box control, the ...