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Chapter 39: Using <strong>Microsoft</strong> Office InfoPath with SharePoint <strong>Products</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Technologies</strong> 1057<br />

Transformation (XSLT), which contains aggregation instructions for the merge.<br />

These aggregation instructions are XML attributes (<strong>and</strong> their values) in the<br />

namespace http://schemas.microsoft.com/office/InfoPath/2003/aggregation.<br />

More Info For more information on custom merge operations, refer to the<br />

InfoPath SDK. It is available for download from http://msdn.microsoft.com<br />

/library/default.asp?url=/downloads/list/infopath.asp.<br />

Relinking a Form to Its Form Library<br />

If you rename the form library’s form template or change its location, the form template<br />

<strong>and</strong> the forms stored in the form library might become unsynchronized. This<br />

can result in problems when working with the forms, such as not being able to open<br />

<strong>and</strong> edit the forms. Because forms must point to the correct version <strong>and</strong> location of<br />

the form template to open <strong>and</strong> function properly, it might be necessary to relink the<br />

existing forms in the library to the form template. Forms that are not correctly synchronized<br />

with the form library’s form template are displayed on the Relink page.<br />

Note You only need to relink the forms (.xml files) that reference an old or<br />

incorrect form template. The Relink page might display other file types<br />

stored in the form library.<br />

To relink the form files to the form library, do the following:<br />

1. On the SharePoint site, open the form library.<br />

2. On the form library page, under Actions, click Modify settings <strong>and</strong> columns.<br />

3. On the Customize page, in the General Settings section, click Relink forms<br />

to this form library.<br />

4. On the Relink page (Figure 39-14), select the Relink check box next to each<br />

form you want to relink, <strong>and</strong> then click Relink Forms.

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