You click the signature on a Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 form that is opened in a
browser. After
you do this, you
receive the following error message:
Open Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Central
Administration.
2.
Click Application Management, and then
click Configure InfoPath Forms Services in the
InfoPath Forms Services section.
3.
In the Form Session State section, click
Form view (reduces database load on server),
and then type a very large value in the kilobytes box. For
example, type 400000.
4.
Click OK to save the changes.
5.
Design a browser-compatible InfoPath 2007 form template where data can be
signed. To do this, follow these steps:
a.
Create a new browser-compatible form template.
b.
Add a section control to the form template, and then
add a text box in the section control.
c.
Right-click the section control, and then click
Section Properties.
d.
Click the Digital Signatures tab, and
then click to select the Allow users to digitally sign this
section check box.
e.
In the Sign the following data in the form when
this section is signed list, click Add data that can be
signed.
f.
Click OK two times, and then save the
form template.
6.
Publish the form template to a server that is running
InfoPath Forms Services.
7.
Open the form in the browser, and then type
Test in the text box.
8.
Click Click
here to sign this section.
Note If you have not used digital signatures on the computer, you have
to first accept the Microsoft
Software License Terms,
and
then install the ActiveX control for digital signatures.
9.
Click OK when you receive the following
message:
The
form contains changes that must be processed before it can be signed. Click OK
to update the form, and then try signing again.
10.
Click Click
here to sign this section again,
and then complete the Signing dialog box to add the signature
to the form.
11.
To open the Signature Details dialog box, click Show
Details
in the form.
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