• Microsoft Windows 7 Pro
• Android Studio v0.8.6 beta
• Java Development Kit v1.8.0_20

<intent-filter>
     <action android:name="android.intent.action.MAIN" />
     <category android:name="android.intent.category.LAUNCHER" />
</intent-filter>

• Android Studio (Beta) 0.8.6
• Google Android Maps API

 Thought I'd put a note about this as I spent ages rewriting an entire system.  The HTTP_REFERER environment variable can be changed by the user anyway but I was using it as an additional validation check.

The only solution is to not use it for verification purposes as it will only work in every other browser except Internet Explorer (more specifically versions 6 and 7...???)

For more details: http://www.webmaster-talk.com/php-forum/19149-_server-http_referer-fails-under-internet-explorer.html

So this is for Microsoft Office Infopath 2007 (SharePoint 2007).

The situation is that I started creating a SharePoint List (datasheet) and when I made my form dropdown read from the list, it just put elements in the order that I entered them in the datasheet.

Googling this led me to browse MSDN for an hour before I realised all those experts were using programming solutions that seemed a bit over the top for something that should be so simple.

Hey presto, I found a cheat/workaround:

1. Click on the list to see your datasheet (has a MS Access icon in the top left to remind you what you're getting yourself into)
2. Go to Settings
3. Select Create View
4. Select Datasheet View (you could probably use a "Standard View", I just used the Datasheet one)
5. Give the view a name, select what columns you want the form to have (I included the IDs for functional purposes)
6. Further down the "Create View" page, there should be a Sort section, specify the column to sort by.
7. Save the view by clicking the OK button.