Document Management White Papers
Creating the Contract (Smart Document) from the InfoPath Form - Level 300
Overview This webcast covers new technologies such as InfoPath, SharePoint, BizTalk, Outlook, and XML. In enterprise solution, users will look at how the submitted and approved form is consumed by Word 2003 to generate a contract document without having to reenter customer information. Since the contract document is a smart document, users will look at how Visual Studio .NET 2003 is used to associate actions with XML tagging within the document to make it easy to create and fill in the contract document.
| Publisher | Microsoft | File Format | Webcast |
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| Date Published | March 2004 | Downloads | 61 |
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