InfoPath Dev

OnLoad View object is not created so you will get an exception if you try to use it. OnLoad to a set a view as default you need to use the following statement, replace "<viewName>" with your view name. XDocument.ViewInfos[<viewName>].IsDefault = true;

MSWord  does not give an proper XML which you can parse through it. Best way is to prepare the XML in a notepad and save it as .xml file.  One more thing If you add sentenses in an XML and bind it to a dropdown, your dropdown will not be able to show complete values.

Sorry I am suggesting not so good way but it might work, remove the controls fromt he UI, Run the design checker and add the controls bact to the form.  If that does not work check in all of the views that you have these controls in.

The only way that I know that you can print an InfoPath form view is to open the form and click on File->Print. I am sure that there will be ways to print them automatically. But this needs lot of investigation and code to implement.

Thanks for the code.

You are using number() there, you dont need to use that. Just set "08:00:00". It will work.

Hi, User roles are not supported in browser enabled forms. So you have to take out any conditions based on User roles.

When you take the email dataconnection there will be an option to send the form inline or as an attachment. When you set it as an attachment then the form goes as an attachment.

Great that it has helped you. Why don't you post your code to access the registry here? It will be helpful to others as well.

Only way you can get this done is writing some custom code which accesses the registry. I think you should search in Google on how to access the registry from code.