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How do you move infopath files?

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Croco Stimpy - 23 Aug 2004 14:50 GMT
I have started creating some forms, both at work and at home.
When I try and move the forms, they will no longer open, giving errors about
"file name or path is not valid".

Isn't there a simple way to copy a form template somewhere else and use it?
Greg Collins [MVP] - 23 Aug 2004 15:39 GMT
The InfoPath SDK, I beleive, has a tool that will allow you to reset the publish location for a form, but why not try this first:

Right-click on the .xsn file and choose Design.

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I have started creating some forms, both at work and at home.
When I try and move the forms, they will no longer open, giving errors about
"file name or path is not valid".

Isn't there a simple way to copy a form template somewhere else and use it?
Croco Stimpy - 23 Aug 2004 15:56 GMT
OK, on the target machine I selected "Design".
Got a few errors, republished the template, and it seems to work on the
target machine.

Thanks for the help.

The InfoPath SDK, I beleive, has a tool that will allow you to reset the
publish location for a form, but why not try this first:

Right-click on the .xsn file and choose Design.

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Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP]
Please visit: http://www.InfoPathDev.com

I have started creating some forms, both at work and at home.
When I try and move the forms, they will no longer open, giving errors about
"file name or path is not valid".

Isn't there a simple way to copy a form template somewhere else and use it?
 
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