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Warning: This site requires the use of scripts, which your browser does not currently allow. If administrator approval is required, the Publishing Wizard guides you through the steps of preparing the form template for hand-off to an administrator. After a browser-compatible form template is browser-enabled, users can use their browser to fill out forms that are based on that form template.
The user experience of filling out a form in a browser is nearly identical to that of filling out a form in InfoPath. For example, controls such as repeating sections and features such as formulas and conditional formatting work the same way in both environments. Although filling out a form in a browser is like filling out a form in InfoPath, there is one key difference.
In a Web browser, the InfoPath menus and toolbars are replaced by a toolbar across the top of the form, which displays options for saving, closing, printing, and updating the form.
This bar also appears at the bottom of a form, so that users don't have to scroll back to the top of a long form to complete their form. If you enable the submit options for your form template, users also see a Submit button on the toolbar. When they click this button, the form data is submitted directly to the data source that you specified when designing the form template, such as a Web service or SharePoint list.
If your form template has more than one view, users will also see a View list on the toolbar. Users submit data to external data sources by clicking a Submit button on the toolbar. Users switch between views by clicking an item in the View list on the toolbar. When you design your form template, you can customize the toolbar settings in the Form Options dialog box.
For example, you can remove one or more buttons or hide the toolbar at the bottom of the user's form. In the following sections, you will learn more about the benefits of using InfoPath Forms Services. When you publish a form template to a server running InfoPath Forms Services, you can distribute it not just on your corporate intranet, but also on external Web sites, such as extranet sites or corporate Web sites. This allows you to collect data from customers, partners, suppliers, and others who are vital to the success of your business.
For example, a large insurance company can use a single browser-enabled form template to collect and process insurance claims. An insurance customer can use a browser to fill out the claim form on the company's Web site. Alternatively, if the customer calls the insurance company to report the claim, an insurance agent can use InfoPath to fill out the same claim form on an intranet site.
Similarly, a government agency can collect data from citizens by posting browser-enabled form templates on its Web site.
When users access the form, either by navigating to a library or by entering a URL for the form in their browser, one of two things can happen:. The form opens in a browser If users don't have InfoPath installed on their computer, the form opens in a browser, where they can fill it out just as they would any other Web-based form.
The form opens in InfoPath If users have InfoPath installed on their computer, the form opens in InfoPath, where they can fill it out just as they would any other InfoPath form. Because they are filling out the form in InfoPath, these users will have the added benefit of being able to use the full range of InfoPath features for filling out forms, some of which are not available in browser forms.
Note: It you prefer, you can customize the settings for your form template so that it always opens in a browser, even if users have InfoPath installed on their computer. This can be useful when you want the experience of filling out a form to be identical for everyone, or when you don't want the form to be opened in InfoPath, because you want to discourage users from opening or modifying the underlying form template in design mode. If users will fill out forms on a mobile device, such as a personal digital assistant PDA or smartphone, you can design your browser-enabled form template so that it can be opened and filled out by using a mobile device browser.
When users use a mobile device to access the form, it opens on their screen in a simplified format. Forms are at the center of many business processes. By hosting browser-enabled form templates on a server running InfoPath Forms Services, you can integrate form data with existing business processes or applications. For example, you can:. Submit data to existing business systems When you design a browser-compatible form template, you can create data connections to Web services or other external data sources.
This allows you to submit data to existing business systems, enterprise applications, or corporate databases. For example, a sales department can design a form that can submit sales leads and customer information to an existing Customer Relationship Management CRM system. Query data from existing business systems It is also possible to query data in existing business systems, enterprise applications, or corporate databases.
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