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Print View in InfoPath 2013

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So, you have a really pretty InfoPath 2013 form. Filler/ Web based form doesn’t matter, if you are like me, odds are that your form is pretty colorful. Red and white tables, with pretty yellow shaded controls in them. And your user who is now very happy to submit data using your form, and now wants to print it. But..oops, she/ he doesn’t have a color printer. No worries,
All you have to do is to create a new view for Print.
Steps:

  1. Copy all the controls from your default view or the view you designed.
  2. Create a New View – for ease of use, be very creative and call it “Print View” and paste the stuff you copied into it.
  3. Get rid of all the glitter/shimmer and shade. You could even get rid of all the default info. like User Name, Email ID and anything else that the user doesn’t much care to print and already knows.
  4. Now go to your pretty view- yes, the other view that you copied and  click, Properties -> Print Settings -> Select an existing view to use when printing this view-> Choose your really plain “Print View” from the drop down.

When the user now tries to print the form, the printer picks up its black and white printer friendly “Print View”. Enjoy!

Swetha Sankaran, Microsoft MVP(2017-2020) | Gen AI enthusiast Avatar

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