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Use InfoPath 2003 to give your office applications access to production data

Overview Microsoft's InfoPath 2003 is a powerful and underrated technology for rapidly-configured data transport between production data sources and in-house desktop systems. Reinforcing the Microsoft's commitment to XML as its Web-friendly data structuring mechanism, InfoPath makes good on what is usually a software vendor's vaguely provisional promise: it empowers information users without requiring additional infrastructure, without compromising information technology resources and without any customization to existing resources. This download gives you an overview of InfoPath's capabilities for better enterprise-wide communication.

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Publisher	TechRepublic	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005	Downloads	3
Format	Downloads
Topics	Knowledge and Data Management, Infrastructure Management

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