InfoPath with SharePoint 2010 How-To
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| Rating | : | 4.89 (525 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B004HEWPNU |
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| Number of Pages | : | 140 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-19 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Mann's tested, step-by-step procedures include: designing form templates and libraries; using SharePoint form features; incorporating rules and functions; designing pages and views; creating workflows; using external web services data; creating tabbed navigation; providing offline form access; defining master/detail views; displaying and managing lists; dynamically populating repeating tables; tracking changes, and dozens more. Steven Mann presents concise tutorials to get users and developers up to speed, and walks through more than 50 procedures, providing clear and accurate steps for each one. This book goes far beyond "tips and trick" to serve as the daily reference resource for every information worker and IT professional who wants to solve real business and technical problems with SharePoint 2010 and InfoPath 2010.. Readers will also find several proven procedures for streamlining administration and troubleshooting. Real, step-by-step solutions for creating and managing data forms in SharePoint 2010 with InfoPath: fast, accurate, proven, and easy to use A concise, task-based guide for SharePoint 2010 adopters who want to enhance business processes and workflows with powerful InfoPath data forms Tested, step-by-step procedures for solving a broad spectrum of business and technical problems: an indispensa
Cover-to-cover it is a very nice progression! --Jason Barron, Technical Editor - InfoPath with SharePoint 2010 How-To . Steve starts off explicit about steps/details and then slowly ramps up the difficulty. The transition between topics is perfect
Helpful for the InfoPath Beginner Jane C As a complete beginner with InfoPath, I needed a book that could get me started with the basics. This book delivered. Although there are still a few questions that I can't seem to find answers for, it has been very helpful.. Good tutorials, don't read the fine print K. Quinn I would give this a 3, but encourage anyone who isn't an advanced dev or naturally objective to shy away from it.This book has a split personality:Positive:The tutorials in this book are fantastic, though some have issues in that they don't actually work, but those become fewer and fewer as the book progresses. This is arguably one of the most useful manuals in regards to how to actuall. Compact Book on InfoPath and SharePoint 2010 Thomas F. Lee This is a short concise book looking at how you use InfoPath and SharePoint 2010. For those new to both SharePoint and InfoPath, this book provides a wealth of practical tutorials, although some of them appear not to work. The book is careful to introduce key SharePoint concepts which helps new users of SharePoint to get stuck in quickly. There's even a short PowerShell chapter looking