Hy,
I have to insert data in xml files. My company asks me to buy Infopath but I suppose there's a free alternative. When I'm at home I've just downloaded the extension for windows and I can use it on my pc. But when I'm around with my small netbook I just use everything in a portable edition and I don't have Office on it, I've Open office.
Do you know if one of the listed software can be used to work on a xml file?
Someone suggested me to use notepad++ but it opens the file as if I should modify it and it's visualized in a completely different way (I can't see the field to be filled...). I'm not a computer programmer, I'm just an employer.
Can you help me?
thanks
Kirian
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does it exist a protable version of infopath?
October 15, 2012 - 2:58am
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does it exist a protable version of infopath?
A lot of the alternatives I could find relied on .NET unfortunately, which means that it wouldn't have a shot at being official yet. But in the mean time, try FreeForm. It claims to be like InfoPath and the program comes in a zipfile, meaning it might be portable to begin with. If that fails, do a quick google search for "infopath alternative open source" or something like that. Good luck.