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Synopsis
Microsoft InfoPath 2003 Kick Start builds upon the reader's knowledge of the Microsoft Office system to enable them to get right to work making productive use of InfoPath. It is targeted specifically at the early adopters - developers who will use their knowledge of XML and Web development to build sophisticated applications with InfoPath front ends. However it is also, carefully structured to enable "front line" InfoPath users to quickly glean the information they need to be productive when developing their own InfoPath forms - and when working with developers to create more involved InfoPath applications.
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About the Author
Andrew Watt, a Microsoft MVP for InfoPath 2003, is an independent consultant and experienced author with an interest and expertise in XML technologies, including XPath, XSLT, W3C XML Schema, and SVG. He is the author of Designing SVG Web Graphics (New Riders), XPath Essentials (Wiley), Sams Teach Yourself XML in 10 Minutes (Sams), and the forthcoming XSLT 2.0 Kick Start (Sams). He is coauthor of XML Schema Essentials (Wiley), Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript in 21 Days, and SVG Unleashed (both published by Sams). He is a contributing author to XHTML, XML & Java 2 Platinum Edition and XHTML By Example (Que); Professional XSL; Professional XML, 2nd Edition; Professional XML Meta Data; Beginning J2EE 1.4 (Wrox); and Special Edition Using XML, 2nd Edition (Que).
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Microsoft InfoPath 2003 Kick Start builds upon the reader's knowledge of the Microsoft Office system to enable them to get right to work making productive use of InfoPath. It is targeted specifically at the early adopters - developers who will use their knowledge of XML and Web development to build sophisticated applications with InfoPath front ends. However it is also, carefully structured to enable "front line" InfoPath users to quickly glean the information they need to be productive when developing their own InfoPath forms - and when working with developers to create more involved InfoPath applications.
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