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Thanks BlueDevilFan,<br />
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Do I have to have Infopath installed (therefore licensed) on every workstation? &nbsp;Or just create the form in Infopath and publish it for all to use?
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Thanks BlueDevilFan,

Do I have to have Infopath installed (therefore licensed) on every workstation?  Or just create the form in Infopath and publish it for all to use?

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InfoPath would have to be on every computer.
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InfoPath would have to be on every computer.

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Is there any benefits or differences in using Infopath forms versus the regular Organizational Library forms in Outlook?<br />
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I have to revamp a few of our older forms and was wondering if I'd see anything better out of Infopath or not.<br />
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My requirements for the forms:<br />
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- able to email them to anyone, forward them, etc. (just like the old ones)<br />
- able to export the fields and data to excel<br />
- hopefully able to export the fields and data to Sharepoint (would be nice but not required per say)<br />
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Is there any benefits or differences in using Infopath forms versus the regular Organizational Library forms in Outlook?

I have to revamp a few of our older forms and was wondering if I'd see anything better out of Infopath or not.

My requirements for the forms:

- able to email them to anyone, forward them, etc. (just like the old ones)
- able to export the fields and data to excel
- hopefully able to export the fields and data to Sharepoint (would be nice but not required per say)



DIfference/benefits between Infopath forms versus Outlook forms?

Microsoft InfoPath is a software application for designing, distributing, filling and submitting electronic forms containing structured data. The product features a WYSIWYG form designer in which the various controls (e.g. textbox, radio button, checkbox) are bound to data, represented separately as a hierarchical tree view of folders and data fields. All the data stored in InfoPath forms are stored in an XML format. Secondary data sources can be built into the form or they can be accessed through an external data connection to SharePoint or a Web service.

InfoPath

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.