Talk:Microsoft InfoPath

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message: I would agree with the editors in the "Comments" section above that the article does now appear to have developed a wholly negative slant. This seems to have been introduced in the re-write at this diff. Having the phrase, "it is really unclear what advantage is gained by using Infopath" in the first sentence of the Microsoft Infopath#Functionality section, swiftly followed by,
it's unclear why you would want to have data captured in a tool like Infopath for which there are very few skilled users compared to the multitude of Excel users.
Also Infopath fails to import Microsoft's own Excel spreadsheets, and truncates its own exported Excel sheets, so data exchanges between Infopath and Microsoft's Word and Excel are difficult in many cases. Since Microsoft Word and Excel are the most common of all Microsoft desktop products, failure to smoothly exchange data with them is Infopath's biggest shortcoming. The development section also seems to 'talk down' Infopath, and the sentence, "Unfortunately, Infopath cannot export data into Microsoft's own database management system, SQL Server" does not appear to tally with Microsoft's own documentation. I don't know enough about Infopath to re-write the article; I am considering reverting to an old version unless anyone objects? --Kateshortforbob talk 09:33, 15 April 2010 (UTC)
replies: text: I concur that the article appears for more slanted to be "anti-InfoPath" rather than explain how the application functions.  I suggest reverting the article, and possibly add a section encapsulating criticisms of the solution when compared to other tools, Office or otherwise. Joe JJC (talk) 19:56, 21 April 2010 (UTC)
thread_title:  Negative slant to article 

message: I hope someone can update the 2010 icon with the new 2013 version when the time is right.
The new icon is at: :File:Microsoft-InfoPath-2013-Icon.svg
Zywxn |  08:57, 11 August 2012 (UTC)
thread_title:  Updating 2010 icon to 2013 icon 

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