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Sometimes your form needs to be available in different languages. This solution provides you with an "easy" way to change the language of  drop down lists, buttons, labels and screen-tips depending on the selected language through a XML file and some rules. The following example shows how to to do all of this in 3 languages (English, Spanish and Basque) : The following steps will show you how to set up the drop down list that will change between the languages: C reate a XML file using the following format: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <LocalSettings>     <Languages>         <Language Name="English" Code="ENG"/>         <Language Name="Español" Code="SPA"/>         <Language Name="Euskara" Code="EUS"/>         </Languages>     <Labels>           <Label Name="Personal Data">             <LocalL

Sometimes, it is useful to get the group name of the current user in order to create rules based on that group, i.e: if we want to manage the permissions within the form through views depending on groups. The following example shows how to get the group name of the current user .  I have divided the steps in 4 main sections: Creating a web service connection :  New web service connection need to be created to obtain the group name thought the  GetGroupCollectionFormUser  service. Exporting the form:   The form needs to be exported as we will apply some changes in one of the exported files. Updating the XSD file : Edit the GetGroupCollectionFormUser1.xsd file. Creating rules to manage the permissions within the form : The form permissions will be managed through rules created in the Form Load. Users will see different form views depending on the groups they belong to. Creating a web service connection: Manage Data Connections -> Add -> Receive Data -> SOAP