InfoPath 2007 DVD
InfoPath 2007 is the Microsoft recommended tool to use for all your form solutions. Creating powerful stand alone forms or SharePoint library forms the no-code way is easy to do with InfoPath. This video DVD-ROM package contains All of our InfoPath 2007 video tutorials. That’s over 3.5 hours of video content! Each video has full audio narration performed by Asif Rehmani, MVP (author of book ‘Professional SharePoint Designer 2007′) – full time SharePoint Trainer and Consultant.
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Product highlights:
- Training from actual SharePoint instructor
- 3.5 hours of video content
- Videos cover skills on Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007
- This video package can be downloaded or delivered on DVD. All orders to be processed within 6 business hours. Shipping information.
| SharePoint 2007: InfoPath | |||
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| Level: Intermediate | Approx Time: 3.5 hrs | ||
| InfoPath Overview |
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| Introduction to InfoPath 2007 | InfoPath 2007 is a great way to create powerful electronic forms. No code is required to make these forms and configure logic within these forms. This video introduces you to the InfoPath 2007 environment. | ||
| Convert Word forms to InfoPath | This video shows how to convert Microsoft Office Word based forms to Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 forms using built in converters in InfoPath | ||
| Convert Excel documents to InfoPath | This video shows how you can use out of the box conversion tools to convert Excel Workbooks to InfoPath forms. | ||
| Conditional Formatting, Validation and Rules | |||
| Enhance InfoPath form with validation, formatting and lookups | An existing InfoPath form is enhanced with form field validation, conditional formatting, lookups to a SharePoint list and also to the Profile database (containing information from Active Directory). | ||
| Template Part – Email field with built in validation | Template parts in InfoPath are created as reusable set of controls. These controls can be used in any InfoPath Form Templates. Watch this video to see how you can create an email field validation template part and save it for reuse in multiple forms. | ||
| Implement Digital Signatures | |||
| Enable sections in an InfoPath form to accept digital signatures | Configure an InfoPath form so the individual sections within the form can be digitally signed. This video also shows how the digital signatures are stored within the form. | ||
| Digitally sign an InfoPath form and submit using email | Enable an entire InfoPath form to be digitally signed and publish to users directly through their email inboxes. User fills out the form, signs it and submits the form back through email as well. | ||
| Publish an InfoPath form to Forms Server and digitally sign it | Publish an InfoPath 2007 Form, with digital signatures capability already enabled on sections of the form, to Forms Server. Then Digitally Sign it using digital signatures issued by the Certificate Authority. | ||
| Retrieve External Data into InfoPath Forms | |||
| Retrieve data from SharePoint lists and your databases into InfoPath forms | This video shows how you can easily make connections to SharePoint Lists and your own SQL Databases from an InfoPath form. The data is fetched from these data sources and populated in controls within the form. | ||
| Forms Server Integration | |||
| Publishing InfoPath forms to Forms Server | Publish a form created using InfoPath 2007 to a Document Library in SharePoint server running InfoPath Forms Services. | ||
| SharePoint Designer Integration with InfoPath | |||
| Automate business processes using InfoPath forms and SharePoint Designer workflows | In this video, a Microsoft Word form is first converted to an InfoPath form then the InfoPath form is enhanced with validation, Conditional formatting and Rules to fetch data from a SharePoint list. Subsequently, the form is published to the Forms Server in SharePoint. Lastly, a workflow is created using SharePoint Designer to automate the processing of the form. | ||
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