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Visual Studio Tips & Tricks #3
Did you know … how to use Visual Studio full screen mode?
Visual Studio has four window layouts:
- Design view – the standard view when you open Visual Studio
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The Trouble with Rich Text Box Controls in Browser-Enabled InfoPath Forms
Over the years of developing InfoPath forms, I have become aware of many idiosyncrasies of browser-enabled forms. I usually find myself trying to find workarounds for designs that are simple in a client based InfoPath form but fall apart in browser-enabled forms. In this post, I present a workaround for using rich text boxes in browser-enabled InfoPath forms.