Adding Custom ToolBar Button in your InfoPath 2003 Form

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Adding Custom ToolBar Button in your InfoPath 2003 Form. Open the Manifest.xsf file.
Find the xsf:mainpane tag in the manifest file and then Insert the following code after the xsf:mainpane tag in the manifest

<xsf:toolbar caption="myToolbar" name="myToolbar">

<xsf:button name="tlbSave" caption="Save Data"> </xsf:button>

</xsf:toolbar>


Finally You must create an event handler for the OnClick event associated with each of these buttons for them to be functional. This will show you button with "Save" Text return on it.

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