Infopath htm forms

J

jeef

I would like to use infopath to design web based forms that do not
require the use of infopath to fill out or view the form. ONLY to
design the form.

Is infopath possible and if so can anyone help me along on how to do
this. Maybe send me a link if there is a tutorial avialable for it.

I've tried a few things to get the form to an .htm format but
everything I have done has not worked.

Thank you,


Jeff
 
G

G. Tarazi

You can use Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003 to design ASP.NET / HTML
forms, these form will work with Microsoft Internet Explorer.



The forms designed by Microsoft InfoPath 2003 require InfoPath to be instead
in order to use the forms, InfoPath allows you to add many controls on the
form that are not part of Microsoft Internet Explorer.



You can still convert an InfoPath form to HTML (and this is not a problem),
just use the export option in InfoPath, but then you will lose the advance
controls and the code behind; it will look like a report.



You may also convert the form using Internet Explorer itself, without
InfoPath, it will give you the same results.



Actually, if I am not mistaken, Microsoft InfoPath 2003 is designed over
Microsoft Internet Explorer, the product itself looks like using the IE
control at the background.
 
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