> Hi this is HLJ2005, and I still have not received a reply to my original
> post! Thank you for re-posting this for me though. We are still having this
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Another print issue: If I have many InfoPath emails in my InBox and I
select them all and then right click and select print, only the 1st
email will print correctly, the rest are bad.
HLJ2005, can you tell me what company you work for, if might help if
Microsoft knows that this problem is not just mine. Thanks. Tom
Burnie, Michigan Farm Bureau email = tburnie @ fbinsmi.com
tburnie - 08 Apr 2008 20:34 GMT
After working with MicroSoft for the past several weeks, they have
acknowledged this as a problem. I have been provided with a work
around, and the problem will be submitted as a bug. Work around from
MicroSoft as follows:
Hello Tom,
It was nice talking with you.As discussed, I have summarized below the
steps for the printing issue workaround:
1) Open the InfoPath form in design mode.
2) For each Text Box control placed on the form repeat step 3 to
4.
3) Right click on Text Box and select Size Tab.
4) Set the height to some specific value. Any value(except
‘auto’) which suits your design should work.
5) Save the form and publish it again.
6) Printing issue should not be observed with updated form.
I understand it’s a time consuming task to apply above workaround on
all the forms and I apologize for the inconvenience caused due to
this. I would suggest you to apply this workaround to only those forms
which are affected by this issue and in future make it best practice
to set the height explicitly. Please let me know if you have any
questions and if above workaround fix the issue in your test
environment. Thank you for your patience. Thanks,
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Shiv KhareEOS - Visual Studio Office Developer
> > Hi this is HLJ2005, and I still have not received a reply to my original
> > post! Thank you for re-posting this for me though. We are still having this
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> Microsoft knows that this problem is not just mine. Thanks. Tom
> Burnie, Michigan Farm Bureau email = tburnie @ fbinsmi.com