InfoPath 2007 Training Labs available

Thanks to the InfoPath team for this.

I'm pleased to announce that InfoPath 2007 training labs are now live on MSDN. Just like with the hands-on labs for InfoPath 2003, we created a set of exercises that walk you through a real-life scenario, introducing a new InfoPath feature in the process. Here are the new labs:

Lab 1: Publishing an InfoPath 2007 Form Template to a Server Running InfoPath Forms Services
Lab 2: Deploying and Managing InfoPath 2007 Forms
Lab 3: Integrating InfoPath 2007 with the Data Connection Library
Lab 4: Enabling Digital Signatures in InfoPath 2007 Form Templates
Lab 5: Importing Word Forms into InfoPath 2007
Lab 6: Using InfoPath 2007 E-mail Forms
Lab 7: Restricting Permissions to InfoPath 2007 Forms and Form Templates
Lab 8: Using the InfoPath 2007 Object Model and Visual Studio Tools for Applications
Lab 9: Designing InfoPath 2007 Forms for Mobile Web Browsers
Lab 10: Creating and Inserting InfoPath 2007 Template Parts
Lab 11: Integrating InfoPath 2007 Forms in Web Sites Using Visual Studio
Lab 12: Using SharePoint Server Workflows with InfoPath 2007

Many InfoPath 2003 labs are still relevant - so if you need a refresher on fundamentals, here's the list:

Lab 1: Editing forms and working with form data (Level 100)
Lab 2: Creating forms and layout (Level 200)
Lab 3: Form deployment (Level 200)
Lab 4: Working with controls (Levels 200 and 300)
Lab 5: Business logic (Levels 200 and 400)
Lab 6: Active X controls (Level 400)
Lab 7: User roles (Level 200)
Lab 8: Working with data sources (Levels 300 and 400)
Lab 9: Working with ADO.NET DataSets (Level 400)
Lab 10: Digital signatures (Levels 300 and 400)
Lab 11: Advanced form merging (Level 400)
Lab 12: Workflow support (Level 400)
Lab 13: Working with schemas (Level 300)
Lab 14: Working with custom task panes (Level 400)
Lab 15: Business logic using managed code (Level 400)
Lab 16: External automation (Level 400)