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Designing Forms

Working with the Data Source

Starting with an Existing Data Source | Working with Fields and Groups | Setting Default Values

Laying Out a Form

Working with Views

Working with Controls

Inserting Controls | Customizing Controls | Setting Default Values

Customizing Commands

Validating and Formatting Data

Data Validation | Conditional Formatting | Number and Date Formatting

Creating Formulas

Setting Options for Your Users

Previewing and Testing Forms

Saving and Distributing Forms

Modifying and Upgrading Forms

Working with Form Libraries

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5 ways to add pizzazz to your InfoPath forms

Demo: Copy formatting in a single click with Format Painter

Find and open a form

Open a sample form

Tips for using the keyboard to design forms

Tips for designing forms that work well offline

Understanding key design mode icons

Demo: Learn to use Clip Organizer

Tips for getting the most out of Export to Excel

Demo: All you see is all you need in InfoPath

Demo: Tired of plain text? Enrich your data in InfoPath

Demo: InfoPath prevents mistakes before they happen

Designing common office forms

Enhancing documents with clip art

Preparing and reviewing final project information

Developing questionnaires for new clients

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