InfoPath Dev

program should be installed when the user is logged in not as an admin.  

Remote dll registration is enough. You can use group policy for this  

Here is the problem: userA and userB has contribute access to a form. userA opens the form and changes something. Meanwhile userB opens the form and changes something. userB submits the form and then userA submits the form. all changes done by userB disappeared. My question is that any way to implement some kind of mutex?

Any way to achieve this? Is it OK to just use RunWithElevatedPrivileges in the file connection execute enough for this or anyway other than using webservices?  

Is there any way to disable or remove "remove digital signature" link to prevent users from deleting other users' digital signatures for web based infopath forms?

Here is teh scenario: There is a contact selector in the form. User selects some users. Here is what I want. A Section for Digital signature is created for each user and only those user's will sign only once (counter-sign). Is that possible?

We are faced with the same issue. Here is what we have done for that: Sharepoint site is a local site and we have given permission for the local sites. This is inevitable because signing component it self an activex. But if the useris are not local admin they can not install the two dll files so they can not use. We have installed the ...

Well we have found a solution for the problem. Well It was really weird. Here is what we have done:   1. Remove the problematic field from the promoted fields 2. Publish the form 3. Upload to the sharepoint 4. Add the problematic field again to promoted fields 5. Publish the form again 6. Upload to the sharepoint it is working now ...

In my web based infopath form I have several promoted fields. Form is initially generated using a c# code from within sharepoint custom workflow. I have two field that are both promoted in the template with same type (string) and different names. I am  trying to set double values to both of these values. The values are set correctly in the ...