Description of security considerations and privacy considerations for forms that you create in Office InfoPath
This article describes security considerations and privacy considerations for forms that you create in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2007 on in Microsoft Office InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1.
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InfoPath 2007 and Office InfoPath 2003 Service Pack 1 let you create custom forms. The custom forms can do the following:
| Specify the printer that a form is printed to | |
| Add a data connection to a database table | |
| Add a data connection to a Web service |
Security considerations and privacy considerations that you should consider when you create a form in InfoPath follow:
Specify the printer that a form is printed toInfoPath lets you specify the printer that a form is printed to. When you create a form and you specify the printer that a form is printed to, you must consider the following security considerations and privacy considerations:
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Add a data connection to a database tableInfoPath lets you add a data connection to a database table. When you create a form and you add a connection to the database table, you must consider the following security considerations and privacy considerations:
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| Add a data connection to a Web serviceInfoPath lets you add a data connection to a Web service. When you create a form and you add a data connection to a Web service, you must consider the following security consideration and privacy consideration:
When you add a Web service to a form, the internal Web server name is stored in the Manifest.xsf file. The Manifest.xsf file is in the .xsn form template file. An experienced user may be able to access the internal server name from the information that is contained in the .xsn file. |
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