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you can use email submit connection to send the form via mail, as you mentioned the process is not fully clear, so as of now you can give a text field in which user needs to fill in the email id of the next actor. Also for the comments you can give a text box in which users can write their comments.

hi selarim, check the padding options on the text box.

hi Notakie, give the users edit permissions, write a rule on form open/save to change view to readonly if the form is submitted. you can go a step ahead and have a work flow to run when a form is submitted that will break the permissions on the submitted item and remove edit permissions on the said item. that way you will have item level ...

well for this a simple solution would be to use a secondary data connection, when the form is created create an entry in a list/table to set the value of four fields; pending approval: all email ids approvers: blank disapprovers: blank all_ids: all email ids at form load check if the persons email id is in the pending approval field, if so ...

well i will suggest you to create a workflow sort of thing so that the form moves from one approver to another and you can keep track of the approvals

try this  System.Diagnostics.Process process = new System.Diagnostics.Process();process.StartInfo.UseShellExecute = true; process.StartInfo.FileName = "your custom url"; process.Start();

text boxes dont expand in the browser, you should consider using rich text boxes instead.

hi firouz, This is a trivial problem, the only solution i found for this one is encryption, i encrypt the data contained in the form, at the form load i decrypt the data and allow the user to modify and after the user saves/submits the form i save/submit an encrypted copy.  

hi ben, it seems you have not published the template to the new form library. you will need to republish the modified template to the new library.

try setting the tab order of this control to -1. that will prevent the control from getting focus