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Introduction to InfoPath

By Ian Moulster
Running Time: 3 Hours, 48 Minutes

Overview

Microsoft expert Ian Moulster spends over 3 hours showing you how to make the most of InfoPath, the newest and perhaps most intriguing Office 2003 product.

Detailed Video Descriptions
(click linked titles to view excerpts from this video series)

  1 - Introducing InfoPath (Running Time: 36:23)
In this overview of InfoPath, Ian provides a high-level demonstration of the product, then goes on to explain its relevance in a business context and its position in Microsoft’s client software strategy. The video also explores how to recognise where InfoPath should be used, along with examples of where it might not be a good choice.

  2 - Using Controls (Running Time: 1:02:15)

InfoPath’s user controls are the customer face of InfoPath, defining how your users interact with your application. This video, the longest and most detailed of the series, provides valuable guidance for all of InfoPath’s controls and shows how to make best use of their features when designing your user interface.

  3 - Designing a Form From an XML File (Running Time: 8:47)

In this video, Ian will show you how to create a form that links to and shows information from an external XML document.

  4 - Designing a Form From an XML Schema (Running Time: 21:24)

In this video, Ian will walk you through designing a form from an XML schema using InfoPath as well as using some 3rd party software.

  5 - Designing a Form Using a Web Service (Running Time: 12:45)

Few technologies have caused as much excitement and interest as Web Services. In this video you will learn how to use Web Services in your InfoPath forms, providing access via InfoPath to a virtually limitless array of data sources from inside and outside your organization.

  6 - Designing a Form From a Data Source (Running Time: 17:27)

The ability to work with a SQLServer or Access database means that your InfoPath forms can make use of corporate or local data. This video shows how to connect to and use SQLServer databases in your InfoPath forms.

  7 - Publishing Forms (Running Time: 24:26)

Having created your form and connected it to an XML file, Web Service or database, it’s time to share it with your team, the rest of your organization and your business partners. This video shows you three ways of making your InfoPath forms available to the world beyond your desktop.

  8 - Working With Views (Running Time: 13:55)

Effective use of InfoPath views can make your application more sophisticated and more functional. In this video you will learn how to create views and how they can enhance your application’s capabilities.

  9 - InfoPath Form Structure: XSN Files Explained (Running Time: 11:22)

Understanding how InfoPath forms are structured not only provides you with insights that will help you make better use of the product, but will also allow you to gain access to more advanced capabilities. In this video the InfoPath form structure is explored and explained, and you are shown how to make a simple change to one of the constituent parts to enhance your InfoPath form’s usability.

  10 - Creating a Fully Trusted Form (Running Time: 9:25)

InfoPath forms include security features that prevent the execution of malicious scripts or commands. Although a useful, such features can make your application appear unfriendly and may limit its capabilities. The solution is to make your InfoPath form fully trusted – this video demonstrates how to achieve this by using a simple utility in the InfoPath SDK.

  11 - Using Custom Task Panes (Running Time: 10:41)

Custom Task Panes, a feature of all Office 2003 applications, can be used in your InfoPath forms to good effect as a way of providing shortcut or help information to your users. This video explains how to create and set up Custom Activity Panels, and demonstrates how they can interact with your InfoPath form to enhance the user experience.

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