Our main aim is to create a complete solution using InfoPath.
For instance one task would be to
1. Submit a username to a web service using an InfoPath form.
  The web service would call a logon method which returns a session ID.

Is it possible to have a table in InfoPath to allow users to add columnts in
addition to rows?

I have the following simple select case in my code (VB.NET managed code) to
remove an optional section if the user selection from a dropdownlist box
changes:
'Remove any existing optional sections.

We are porting an app from lotus notes to InfoPath, and today we discovered that lotus notes actually have a read mode and edit mode, this means when a form is in read mode, all the controls will disappear, and the text values of the controls will stay there, which is a very nice ...

Is it possible to check if InfoPath is installed on the client computer
before installing a new full trusted form (with managed code behind it)?

I wrote a script onMergeRequest Event, and it doesn't apply. I've read about
a need to set useScriptHandler attribute to yes. So I can't understand where
I should to change it? If my form is published into WSS site?
Thanks for any answer.

I use Infopath 2003 SP1 and Visual Studio.NET 2003 and i have a problem:
Until yesterday pressing F5 from Visual Studio.NET the debug it worked,
today not more. I receive this message Box:
A Project with an Output Type Class Library cannot be start directly.....

I would like to know how I can change a control's appearance (color
for example) when its value is changed.
I want to be able to set it for all the controls in my form, so when
someone edit a form it would be clear what was changed in the current

I create a link on a HTML-page to an XML-document, that was created
with InfoPath. (Everything local on my machine, Win XP)
When I click the link the document opens in InfoPath --> That's what I
want.

Hey all,
   I am just in love with Infopath 2003 for all the solutions that can be
performed with this piece of software, but there is one question that I do
have. As I understand it, IP was designed for inputting information (forms)

Is InfoPath 2003 11.5531.5703 a preview version that should be removed before
installing Office 2003 Service Pack1

I work for a large Canadian software company called Hummingbird, we
make a number of different software products but I work primarily with
the Document management products.  We would be a great fit for
managing InfoPath forms through their lifecycle since we have a great

The SP1 feature page on the MS Web Site talks about specifying font across
footer or heater.  How do I add a footer or header to an IP form?
Thanks
vbdev

I just created a simple IP form within Visual Studio.  When you build the
solution, I end up with a XSN file and Dll in the Bin\Debug folder.  How do
I deploy the form?
Do I need to use RegForm, like with a plain IP form with JavaScript code?

Any examples, hints, articles???