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Hello all,
There are similar posts to mine but with no answer, so rather than dig up an
old post I'll try to explain in detail what the exact problem is.
I am running Outlook 2007 and Infopath 2003. I have a submit button in an
InfoPath form, that when pressed it supposed to send the Infopath form as an
e-mail to the specified role/email address. The problem is that when I
publish the form to a shared location and press the button, I receive the
following message:
InfoPath cannot submit the form.
Some rules were not applied.
"InfoPath cannot submit the form.
An error occurred while the form was being submitted.
To use this feature, Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 must be set as the
default e-mail program."
Outlook 2007 is set as my default e-mail program, verified by creating a
simple html file with a mailto: link and outlook opened when clicked.
I have also tried "infopath /cache clearall" as was suggested in another
forum but to no avail.
If anyone can point me in the right direction it'd be appreciated.
Thanks
There are similar posts to mine but with no answer, so rather than dig up an
old post I'll try to explain in detail what the exact problem is.
I am running Outlook 2007 and Infopath 2003. I have a submit button in an
InfoPath form, that when pressed it supposed to send the Infopath form as an
e-mail to the specified role/email address. The problem is that when I
publish the form to a shared location and press the button, I receive the
following message:
InfoPath cannot submit the form.
Some rules were not applied.
"InfoPath cannot submit the form.
An error occurred while the form was being submitted.
To use this feature, Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 must be set as the
default e-mail program."
Outlook 2007 is set as my default e-mail program, verified by creating a
simple html file with a mailto: link and outlook opened when clicked.
I have also tried "infopath /cache clearall" as was suggested in another
forum but to no avail.
If anyone can point me in the right direction it'd be appreciated.
Thanks