Article Publishing a form template is not the same as saving a form template. When you publish a form template, the Publishing Wizard adds the publish location and proc...

Article A form template is a single file that contains multiple supporting files, such as files that define how controls on the form template should appear, files for g...

Article By default, when users click the Print button, the only view that is printed is the active view. If you want all of the views in your form template to prin...

Article Page margins are the blank space around the edges of a page. Typically, in InfoPath, nothing appears or prints in the margins except headers and footers, if you...

Article On the form template, click where you want to start a new page. On the Insert menu, click Page Break . Note In design mode, a page break appears as a...

Article If you want the exact date or time a form was printed to be reflected in the printed form, you can use AutoText codes in the Insert Header and Insert Footer ...

Article You can choose to include colors or pictures in the background of a form template. Backgrounds can create contrast and interest when users are viewing your form...

Article If you want page numbers to print in the header or footer of the form when users print it, use AutoText codes in the Insert Header and Insert Footer dialog ...

Article If you want form data to print in the header or footer of a form when users print the form, you can insert a field into the header or footer. For example, if...

Article Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 form templates are designed to be viewed and completed on a computer. However, your users may opt to print a copy of a complete...

Article When you design a form template, you can specify that headers or footers appear in the top and bottom margins of the page when users print the form. If your for...