Compatibility Question

I

ivonnaholla

Hello,
This is my first go using infopath in an attempt to convice my
employer to purchase a (sharepoint) server to make life easier.

I am trying to send a fairly lengthy survey out to about 800 users
spread across different networks. I do not have a sharepoint server
or the ability to post to a server and the participants will have
either some form of infopath (2007 or 2003) or nothing at all. I am
trying to figure out if infopath will meet my needs and be able to
save me some time.

Are there compatibiliy / functionality issues I need to worry about?
If so, what are they?

What is the best method of dissemination (all users will have outlook
of some version)?

Is there a way to save infopath as a webform that will open up in
browser and allow data verification for those unfortunate souls
lacking infopath- I am unable to allow outside devices access?

Any suggestions or help you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
 
H

Harikrishna

Hi,

You can make your form browser enabled if it has to be opened in a system
without infopath in it, but it has to be published to sharepoint running
infopath form services.
 
I

ivonnaholla

Hi,

You can make your form browser enabled if it has to be opened in a system
without infopath in it, but it has to be published to sharepoint running
infopath form services.
Thank you, but I was looking more for a workaround as I mentioned that
I don't have a sharepoint server. It was unclear to me if the ability
to view a form in a browser was separate from form services.
According to your reply, they are not.

So, my best method of dissemination would be outlook, but for those
unfortunate souls lacking infopath I would have no solution or
workaround?

Also, Are there compatibiliy / functionality issues between 2007 and
2003 I need to worry about?
If so, what are they?
 
A

Anuma(GGK Tech)

Hi,

If you want to work with browser enabled form, then compulsary you need to
publish that form to sharepoint2007.
 

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