We are working to use infopath for some of our simple forms. We have a good
knowledge and experience with C++. So can we use C++ to program infopath
fuctionality?

I am running XP Pro and published a new InfoPath 2003 template for my team.  
All users can access the template, except those that all happen to have OS
WIN2000.  I assume this is the problem, but is there any way to get them in
to the new form w/out upgrading OS?

I am using this syntax in the script.js file to attempt to set the parameters
before requerying a secondary data source:
g_oXmlUsers = XDocument.DataObjects("GetPositions").DOM;
g_oXmlUsers.setProperty("SelectionNamespaces",

I have a dropdown list in an Infopath form that has been giving me some grief; but I've managed to fix (or deal with) most of the problems.  However, I'm running into a very odd situation.
I have a list pulling it's contents from an XML file.  The file is on the same server as the ...

I have a repeating section in my InfoPath form were a certain number of
controls (text boxes, drop downs, datetime pickers, etc.) can be filled
out. Some of them are required, f.e. you need to select 1 of the 5
options in the drop down. By default the dropdown shows the first item.

i am trying to use the submit button for users to save the form to a
sharepoint form library but cant seem to get it to work.  at present they
must save the form manually to the sharepoint library by going through the
file menu.  is there any way they can simply hit submit and it ...

Does the program come with templates and is there a site where there are
templates for InfoPath. Example for the HR Industry?
Thanks.

Hi;
I have two tables in a database.  I've created triggers to each table that
will run anytime a change is made to the table.  The trigger will spit out a
XML file from each table.  I want my InfoPath template to use the new XML

I have been assigned the task of getting a template.xsn file from a
Sharepoint site, extract it, make changes to the files and recreate teh .xsn
file and move it back to Sharepoint. I have completed all the steps, the
problem I seem to be having is a way to publish the form back ...

Can I password protect a completed Infopath form, so it can only be opened by
people who I share the password with?