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Ink in Infopath Screencast#

I've taken a leaf out of Rob Bushway's book and produced my own mini-screencast using Techsmith's Camtasia Studio.

What I wanted to show off is a little know feature of Infopath - native ink support.  Now for those that don't know InfoPath is included in Office 2003 Professional and is an application for creating forms that can be used for data entry or as components of workflow applications.

What many people don't know is that when you create a text field on an Infopath form it supports ink.  You donn't have to write any code or turn anything on - it just works!

Hugo Ortega mentioned this in a footnote to his recent post about the demise of the TC1100.  This video provides quick demo of Infopath Ink in action.

infopath_ink.wmv (1.13 MB)
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Saturday, February 11, 2006 4:51:06 AM (AUS Eastern Standard Time, UTC+10:00)
Hi, Craig! Eric Richards from the InfoPath team here - I just wanted to thank you for putting this up. I've linked to this post and added some comments on my blog here: http://www.ericri.com/et/blog/2006/02/video-of-tabletpc-inking-in-infopath.aspx

Cheers,
== Eric
Eric Richards
Sunday, February 12, 2006 9:22:25 AM (AUS Eastern Standard Time, UTC+10:00)
Hey Craig,

I had a great time talk'n tablet with you the other night. The screen capture worked fantastically. I know that we both felt passionately about telling everyone about Infopath, and I think you've done everything to display this properly.

good job! See you in NZ soon!
Hugo Ortega
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