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• XML In the Enterprise
• Introducing the „Smart Client“
• The InfoPath Vision
• How does InfoPath work? (+Demo)
• XML Structural Editing (+Demo)
• Data Validation in InfoPath (+Demo)
• Advanced Features in InfoPath (+Demo)
• InfoPath Security Features (+Demo)
• Data Interoperability & Web Services (+Demo)
• InfoPath Form Publishing (+Demo)
• Summary

An important part was to add a demo to each topic and keep the slides to an absolute minimum. I am trying to get the whole idea behind InfoPath across as clearly as possible. I was asked about the product at last week's trade show (Orbit) a few times and people were puzzled by the fact that InfoPath is not just needed at design-time but also at run-time when filling out InfoPath-based XML forms. So I'll spend some time explaining these facts.