Talk:Microsoft InfoPath

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This reads like an advert. ~~~~ 19:15, 7 Jun 2005 (UTC)

I agree, it reads like this came directly from Bill Gates.

I disagree. I had no clue what InfoPath was. I came to wikipedia to find out, and now I have an idea of what it is. The information mandate of the page has been fullfiled.

But it makes a good start - what is needed is people with actual experience of using this to add their perspectives.

To have some insights of what is Office Infopath and some of its usage, please go to XaMaLa's Blog (mostly in French)

80.41.76.178

The final point is completely wrong. There is no such "seamless" client-side "control" -- to fill in forms the user must have Office InfoPath 2003 installed.

You are correct. Clients with Office InfoPath installed clearly identify themselves as InfoPath.1 in the USER_AGENT string of IE. vedant (talk • contribs) 22:47, 14 February 2006 (UTC)

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