This is pretty simple.
Save is on the toolbar. In form options you can remove this and they just use the submit button instead. Or add a button on the bottom of the form and call it save or whatever you want.
The benefit for the user is that the action is one click, rather then having to name the file, possibly save it somewhere else by mistake, etc.
Create a submit data connection using the wizard to the Sharepoint library. Use fields in the form and maybe the date, etc to create a standard naming scheme for each document.
This is best practice since save cannot be controlled or ensured.
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by: CloudedTurtlePosted on 2008-10-31 at 05:39:29ID: 22849408
I believe that in order to do this without using a submit button, would be to specify custom Save code. This of course means that you need to use managed code to create the new save event to do whatever you want.
I'm not sure what your reservations are about changing to a submit, but depending on your skill level with .NET programming, it might be simpler to go with a submit, vs. custom code.
I am still doing some digging on this, and will let you know if there are any other options that I find.