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A tribute to the humble “leave form” - Part 2

Started by Arno Nel (SharePoint Magazine) · 11 months ago

Hi again and welcome to the next exciting instalment in the series that pays tribute to the consultant “get out of jail free” card that is the organisational “leave form”. ... Continue reading »

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Arno Nel (SharePoint Magazine)
11 months ago

great stuff once again Paul.

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Jeremy Thake
11 months ago

Paul, I hope you got Matt Groening's permission to use the Simpsons pics ;-) LOL
Can't wait to see how far you push InfoPath features with this form....web form with workflow warts and all!

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Harish Mathanan
11 months ago

Hi Paul,

Congratulations on your trainer cert :)

Nice 101 intro into InfoPath........keep em coming

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Gary Crooks
11 months ago

Hi Paul
I have just found this and your previous installmet. Great writing style. Great content. Can't wait for the next one. Keep up the good work.

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Chris OConnor
10 months ago

Next up, some workflow - with K2 ? They often show the "almighty" leave form too, in demos's etc.
Check out K2 blackpoint - http://blackpoint.k2.com - and there's some articles here - http://www.devk2.net

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Arno Nel (SharePoint Magazine)
10 months ago

Chris? ive spoken to K2 to get them to do an article series. watch this space.

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Nico Lang
2 months ago

Hi Paul,

Great article, fun to ready and easy to follow! If I werere wanting to drag and drop images within the InfoPath form, is that something that would be possible?

Thanks!
Nico

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