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InfoPath 2007 and features in Visual Studio

Asked By: Ervin Date: Sep 01 Category: MOSS Views: 865

I was wondernig if anyone knows of websites/web cast/etc. that can show
how to create features in visual studio then apply them to a form in
infopath.

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