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InfoPath 2010 - Manage data in your SharePoint Lists using the InfoPath Form Web Part
Description
One of the powerful new features in InfoPath 2010 is the InfoPath Form Web Part.
This is the 1st in a series of videos where we will show how to use the InfoPath Form Web Part to create rich mashups on portal pages in SharePoint, without writing a single line of code.
In this video, Nick Dallett, a program manager lead on the InfoPath team, will demo two simple scenarios for managing data in your SharePoint lists using the InfoPath Form Web Part.
This video is also available on the
InfoPath Team Blog.
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The Discussion
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jtomkinser Great new feature! Thanks for the overview...now I have to try it...
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UKSharePointBI This is the only InfoPath 2010 video that dosen't have a download link. Can you please e-mail me the link to download this video
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friendsterjoel hi there, thanks for this video, but it only shows editing data for the infopath web part form, is there a way to show the form library on one web part then when you click on "add document", the infopath web part will show a blank form for adding new item in the document library?
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mkuta You did a really great job with this...I wish you would do more integration videos (SharePoint and InfoPath.