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MS Office Forum / General MS InfoPath Questions / May 2006Advanced form design
A client has some PDF forms, and they would like to see similar forms mocked up in InfoPath. However, Acrobat is much more robust than InfoPath in terms of graphic design. Simple things like adding a background picture to a table cell or adding a rounded rectangle don't have elegant implementations in InfoPath. All the InfoPath samples I've come across are fairly plain in terms of design. Does anyone know of any InfoPath samples with some fancier designs? Hi It is not the most elegant solution but taking a picture of the PDF form and using THAT as the background picture for the Infopath Form, then adding the controls in the same places means that you have all the graphic design features and all the power of infopath. Cheers Adam > A client has some PDF forms, and they would like to see similar forms mocked > up in InfoPath. However, Acrobat is much more robust than InfoPath in terms [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > terms of design. Does anyone know of any InfoPath samples with some fancier > designs? |
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