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Using Microsoft InfoPath 2010 with Microsoft SharePoint 2010 Step by Step
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About Using Microsoft InfoPath 2010 With Microsoft
Product Description The smart way to learn how to build InfoPath forms for SharePoint—one step at a time! Quickly teach yourself how to use Microsoft® InfoPath® 2010 to create electronic business forms for Microsoft SharePoint® 2010. With Step by Step, you set the pace—building and practicing the skills you need, just when you need them! Design and build InfoPath forms without writing code Add approval workflows to your InfoPath forms Integrate data from SharePoint and other company systems Create forms that offer a rich experience in the browser Build views and dashboards to display form information Create and use forms in the cloud with SharePoint Online About the Author Darvish Shadravan has been employed at Microsoft for 13 years, spending most of that time in the role of a Technology Specialist working with Enterprise customer to help them understand and leverage the SharePoint and Office platforms. He has spoken at SharePoint events worldwide representing the InfoPath Product Group. His ongoing work with the InfoPath and SharePoint products has made him a trusted advisor to the product groups, and he is called upon regularly to present sessions at conferences and help vet content and demos. Laura Rogers, Microsoft MVP, MCSE, MCTS, is a Senior SharePoint Consultant. Her background is in server administration, working in SharePoint and InfoPath since 2004. She is enthusiastic about building business solutions in SharePoint by using the out-of-box capabilities without writing code. She specializes and trains others in SharePoint workflows, data view web parts, and InfoPath. Laura is a regular speaker at several different SharePoint conferences, loves sharing ideas on her SharePoint blog.
