> This suddenly started happening on machines in my office also. I wonder if
> an update from Microsoft broke this; it used to work fine.
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> > Ken
Great to know. I just hit this wall and was really worried. I'm using office
2007 Beta 2 and IE7 RC1 and I'm still having this problem. Does Microsoft
know about this error. This is a big deal, I designed my form in landscape
because I need the space. Any ideas on a patch or fix without uninstalling
IE7?
> I had IE7 beta on my machine and at beta and RC1 I have this problem after
> removing IE7 it is working fine. So this is what happens when you install
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KThurman - 21 Sep 2006 21:56 GMT
Not that I know of. I posted here and search for others but to my knowledge
no one else is having the problem or at least reporting it. I'm not sure how
to report it to microsoft.
> Great to know. I just hit this wall and was really worried. I'm using office
> 2007 Beta 2 and IE7 RC1 and I'm still having this problem. Does Microsoft
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Jeremy - 22 Sep 2006 01:13 GMT
There is a beta tool you can download. It's for Longhorn but the Office 2007
Beta site says it's ok to use for office. It's on the Office Beta FAQ's.
I reported my problem but you should report yours too.
> Not that I know of. I posted here and search for others but to my knowledge
> no one else is having the problem or at least reporting it. I'm not sure how
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Mike - 20 Oct 2006 15:21 GMT
I have the same issue on multiple machines. I reported this as well, but I'm
afraid that since they are releasing IE7 gold on Nov 1 a fix will not be made
for quite some time.
The thing to watch for is the announcement that IE 7 will be pushed through
a Windows update and will happen automatically. If it will impact your forms
at all you should look at blocking that update. I know we will have to.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/updatemanagement/windowsupdate/ie7announcement.mspx
-Mike
> There is a beta tool you can download. It's for Longhorn but the Office 2007
> Beta site says it's ok to use for office. It's on the Office Beta FAQ's.
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orientaleyes@gmail.com - 08 Nov 2006 16:27 GMT
I have noticed the same problem with a couple of users here at my work.
They were using IE 7 and when they tried to print a form in landscape
it would always print in portrait and to the wrong printer. After
discovering this forum I uninstalled IE 7 from their computers and
everything works fine now.
jfriedag@web.de - 18 Dec 2006 09:06 GMT
Same Problem here. Updated to IE7 and all Updates of Infopath.
orientaleyes@gmail.com schrieb:
> I have noticed the same problem with a couple of users here at my work.
> They were using IE 7 and when they tried to print a form in landscape
> it would always print in portrait and to the wrong printer. After
> discovering this forum I uninstalled IE 7 from their computers and
> everything works fine now.