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John

Once I posted a question on the forum I found a link, in the forum, that contained the answer I needed.  If you are faced with the issue I was, here are the links to the fix.  The first one is the site that I found the link to Microsoft KB article on and the second is the actual Microsoft KB article with the fix.

artykul8

Microsoft 

Good luck.

Dad Life

All you need to do is place it in the Variables section of your form heirarchy and call it something simple like lockFields.  Then in your form you can call it by using lockFields.LockAllFields(enter your subform or field reference syntax here).

Hope you find this useful.

/* 
*****************************************************************************
Function: LockAllFields 
Description: This function will lock all fields. 
IN: The parent subform. It could also be an element that contains subform
like form1  
OUT : nothing 
*****************************************************************************
*/
function LockAllFields(myParentObject){ 
var allChildElements; 
var intNumElements; 
var currentElement; 
var j; 

//Get all the child nodes of the parent element 
allChildElements = myParentObject.nodes; 

//Total number of element in the object 
intNumElements = allChildElements.length; 

//Loop through all the child elements 
for(j=0; j< intNumElements;j++){ 
    currentElement = allChildElements.item(j); 
    //If the element is another subform we'll recursively call the function
    //again 
    if(allChildElements.item(j).className == "subform"){ 
        LockAllFields(currentElement); 
        } 
        //If the objects are fields then set the access to readOnly 
        else if(currentElement.className == "field"){ 
            currentElement.access = "readOnly"; 
            } 
            //Check for exclusion groups - Radio Buttons 
            else if(currentElement.className == "exclGroup"){ 
                for(k=0; k< currentElement.nodes.length;k++){ 
                    if(currentElement.nodes.item(k).className == "field"){ 
                        //set the access for the RadioButtons individually 
                        currentElement.access = "readOnly"; 
                    } 
                } 
            } 
    } 
}//end function 

I was contemplating switching to an iPhone at the end of this year but I am definitely not going to after being on this trip. I currently have Verizon coverage and was able to call from the middle of the Grand Canyon, on the Clear Creek trail. Not only that but I was able to send a picture to my wife. My brother and a friend that were with me on the trip have AT&T and they did not have any service whatsoever. I love it!

Anyway, Here are most of the pictures from our trip. I will have more posted tonight.

Grand Canyon 2010 Photos