Thanks, but although that is a great procedure, it is not what I am trying to
do.  Perhaps I did not explain properly or perhaps it cannot be done.

This is a form that must be printed out and hand-signed at the bottom of the
page by a person in authority.  Normally, that person is a Supervisor, and so
there is a space for a signature with a text box that specifies "Supervisor".

However, if the order includes a Notebook computer, then the signer must be
a VP; a Supervisor signature is not acceptable, and so I would like the
signature line text box to specify the VP approval requirement.  It doesn't
matter what else they order, just the fact that they are requesting a
Notebook requires a higher level signature.

The orderer can use rows of a repeating table to request any number of
hardware items, selecting from a list of values I typed to populate a drop
down list.  I want to find a way to have Infopath look at all the values
selected in the rows of the repeating table, and if any one of those values
selected is "Notebook", then and only then should the text box by the
signature line change to "VP approval required."

Keep in mind that a person may choose "Notebook" by accident and then
deselect it and choose "Desktop" or "Printer" or some other item instead - -
and then the signature line text box must change back to "Supervisor" when
"Notebook" is removed.   So a simple rule that changes the text box to "VP"
as soon as "Notebook" is chosen is not enough because it will not provide for
removal of the Notebook selection and change the text box back to Supervisor.

A rule that runs each time a hardware item is selected will not work because
someone may choose"Notebook" (text box changes to "VP") and then choose
"Printer" in the next row (text box changes to "Supervisor" when I want it to
still read "VP" because the Notebook is still selected in the previous row.)

Our current form in Word just has text on it stating that a VP signature is
required to purchase a notebook computer.  Most people claim they never saw
it and turn in the form with a supervisor signature although they are
requesting a Notebook.  So I want the signature line to specify either a VP
or a Supervisor, all dependent on whether or not they are requesting a
Notebook computer.

Thanks!