Introducing Microsoft® Office InfoPath™ 2003

Adopting an Organization-Wide Format

The section “Adhering to Design Standards” in Chapter 5, “Laying Out Forms” describes the benefits of establishing a uniform approach for designing master layout tables and their embedded contents. Most example forms in Chapter 5 and successive chapters use a standard, two-row master table in which the form title appears in the first row and all other form components appear in the second row. This base design lets you add a standard background color to the master table for all forms you create.

The figures in this book and the examples in this chapter use the standard Microsoft Windows XP theme. If your organization has adopted a custom Windows XP color scheme or theme, you’ll undoubtedly want to adopt background, ...