Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007: Creating Info Path Forms

Persons with web design experience, forms administrators, information coordinators, Microsoft Office system power users who need to gather, reuse, distribute, and collaborate using XML-based forms. 

You will learn how to use InfoPath to gather and share information by creating and implementing XML-based forms. 

Lesson 1: Creating InfoPath Forms

• Topic 1A: Explore the User Interface
• Topic 1B: Draft a Form
• Topic 1C: Add a Data Validation Rule
• Topic 1D: Test a Form

Lesson 2: Importing and Exporting Form Data

• Topic 2A: Import Forms into InfoPath
• Topic 2B: Export Form Data to Excel
• Topic 2C: Export Form Data to the Web

Lesson 3: Customizing Form Layout

• Topic 3A: Format a Form
• Topic 3B: Customize Tables
• Topic 3C: Insert Graphic Objects
• Topic 3D: Create Optional and Repeating Sections
• Topic 3E: Merge Forms

Lesson 4: Managing Views

• Topic 4A: Create Custom Views
• Topic 4B: Modify a View
• Topic 4C: Create a Print Version for a View
• Topic 4D: Assign User Roles to a View

Lesson 5: Applying Security to Forms

• Topic 5A: Protect InfoPath Forms
• Topic 5B: Restrict Access to a Form
• Topic 5C: Set Security Zones

Lesson 6: Distributing Forms

• Topic 6A: Publish a Form Template
• Topic 6B: Publish a Form to Email Recipients
• Topic 6C: Troubleshoot Publishing Problems

Lesson 7: Managing Controls

• Topic 7A: Data Source Concepts
• Topic 7B: Customize Controls
• Topic 7C: Bind Controls

Lesson 8: Working with a Database

• Topic 8A: Develop a Form from a Database
• Topic 8B: Use InfoPath Forms to Add Records to a Database
• Topic 8C: Use InfoPath Forms to Query a Database
• Topic 8D: Populate Controls Using a Database