Infopath 2013 Cookbook: 121 Codeless Recipes for Beginners, Paperback/S. y. M. Wong-A-Ton

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Info Path is easy... really Almost every Info Path form solution consists of 5 core components: 1. Form template, 2. Views, 3. Controls, 4. Rules, 5. Data sources and connections. But despite reading about these components, as a beginner, you would still find it quite difficult to use reference material about Info Path to combine the 5 core components to create useful solutions. And the latter is exactly what Info Path 2013 Cookbook teaches you to do; step-by-step, from the ground up. A simple and pleasant learning journey Info Path 2013 Cookbook was specifically written with the needs of beginners in mind. The pace is slow and then picks up after you have learned the basics of Info Path in chapters 1 through 6 and have reached chapters 7, 8, and 9, in which you not only learn techniques you can apply repeatedly to different types of Info Path solutions, but also get step-by-step guidance to put together sample functionality in Info Path forms you can actually use in/for your own business. Info Path 2013 Cookbook consists of 121 recipes (tutorials). Each recipe consists of 3 sections: 1. A short description of what you are trying to achieve, 2. A step-by-step outline of the solution, and 3. A discussion section that expands on what you have learned. Both the solution and the discussion sections contain explanations for what you are doing and why you are doing what you are doing, so that you understand the logic behind the steps and your actions. A couple of recipes come with exercises you can do to further explore Info Path on your own, and questions you can answer to test your knowledge. The answers to questions can be found in the Appendix, where you will also find a handy table listing all of the Info Path functions used in recipes throughout the book, so that you can easily find examples of how to use Info Path functions in formulas. Info Path is not Share Point Info Path 2013 Cookbook is not a book about Share Point, but rather a book about Info Path. However, many of the solut