Actually, I meant Users from Forms option. Sorry, I wrote it wrong.
You will have to come up with some logic with form views to display when the
user does not fall in any of the roles. If the user does not fall in any of
the roles then display a section which will ask them for their user name and
then display appropriate sections.

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Ameet Phadnis
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e Tek Global Inc.
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Ameet, I did a quick look on the Form options, but I couldn't find any
Users options.
Form options has 6 tabs (General, Form Library Columns, Digital
Signatures, Advanced, Open & Save, Security). However I also found
Rules button at Open & Save tab, but it still revers to User Role.
Back to my previous question about Users in User Role, I can't seem to
do the same thing as this screen shot does:
http://dotnetguru.org/articles/us/InfoPath2003/img/addUserRole.gif
at this article:
http://dotnetguru.org/articles/us/InfoPath2003/InfoPath2003_SP1_and_.NET.htm
When I enter the user without the domain name, InfoPath will pop up an
error message saying that it's should follow the Domain\Username
format.
Above my question before, my real problem was to implement a workflow
without a Domain network and no BizTalk also. Any idea how I can
accomplish this?
Thank you for you patience.
On Oct 24, 5:00 am, Ameet Phadnis(e Tek Global Inc.)
<AmeetPhadniseTekGlobal...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Actually, I meant Users from Forms option. Sorry, I wrote it wrong.
>
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> > > > engine? since the flow needs to be able to support route
> > > > (serial/paralel and level) customization. Thanx a lot guys
Ameet Phadnis(e Tek Global Inc.) - 24 Oct 2006 12:53 GMT
Actually the users from form options is the third option in adding users. It
is titled User names from the form.
On the image you have posted out there. The reason it works is that it is
able to resolve the UserName in AD. For some reason on your form, it is not
able to resolve the username with domain hence you are getting that error. I
have seen that happening when you are disconnected from the network.
Here is a link to my article which uses Users from Form option
http://aspalliance.com/1036_Simple_Workflow_Process_Using_Microsoft_InfoPath_2003
For complex business workflow process check whether you can use Visual
Studio .NET for InfoPath and Windows Workflow Foundation.

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Ameet Phadnis
Sr. Technical Consultant
e Tek Global Inc.
ASP Alliance Author Page: http://aspalliance.com/author.aspx?uId=44260
> Ameet, I did a quick look on the Form options, but I couldn't find any
> Users options.
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> > > > > engine? since the flow needs to be able to support route
> > > > > (serial/paralel and level) customization. Thanx a lot guys
gaga - 24 Oct 2006 14:24 GMT
Yup, my form can not resolve the username and domain lookup. Cuz my
condition force me not to use AD.
Anyway I did try your article, and had questions to ask. When user fill
the form, what value should they fill on "Employee Network User Name"
and "Manager Network User Name" ?
On Oct 24, 6:53 pm, Ameet Phadnis(e Tek Global Inc.)
<AmeetPhadniseTekGlobal...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Actually the users from form options is the third option in adding users. It
> is titled User names from the form.
[quoted text clipped - 101 lines]
> > > > > > engine? since the flow needs to be able to support route
> > > > > > (serial/paralel and level) customization. Thanx a lot guys