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  Asked By: Dominique Higgins         Date: Jan 02, 2010      Category: Sharepoint      Views: 162
 

We have developers who are putting thier InfoPath forms (templates and completed
forms) into Document Libraries. Then we have some other developers who are
using Lists. What is the difference? Is one way better than the other?

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Answer #1       Answered By: Erika Price          Answered On: Jan 02, 2010       

What's wrong with using the Form Library?

From SharePoint itself:
Create a form library when you have XML-based business forms, such as status
reports or purchase orders, that you want to manage. These libraries  require a
Windows SharePoint Services-compatible XML editor, such as Microsoft Office
InfoPath.

 
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