Publishing infopath 2007 to sharepoint 2013

Hi,
Please let me know if we can publish infopth 2007 forms to sharepoint 2013.
Thanks

Hi,
Open the InfoPath file in either Office 2010 or 2013. You will be prompted to update the template so select the InfoPath 2010 / InfoPath 2013 template.
Change the data connections and then publish

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Hi Gert,
As I understand, you can’t open InfoPath form in SharePoint 2013 unless you change the URL without “ms-infopath:ofe|u|”.
There are some reasons which maybe cause this issue, and you can try to do things below:
Access CA -> General Application Settings -> Configure InfoPath Form Service -> Check the two options in User Browser-enabled Form Templates.
Go into the registry by typing regedit from the Run line and rename the SharePoint.OpenDocuments.5 key (ex. SharePoint.OpenDocuments.5.old) under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.
In library settings, click "relink documents to this library".
Here are some similar posts for your reference:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/office_integration__sharepoint/archive/2014/02/24/quot-the-webpage-cannot-be-displayed-quot-when-trying-to-open-edit-an-office-file-from-a-sharepoint-2013-site.aspx
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/28998.aspx
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As a workaround, you can use the Start Another Workflow action to start the normal Approval workflow on the document. The built-in Approval workflow can work with a document that’s not checked out.
The designer approval workflow also can work with a document that’s not checked out.
You can create two workflow using SharePoint Designer 2013.
First, create a SharePoint 2010 platform workflow.
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Inder: No, you need to pass through 2010 and then 2013
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Inder: you can go with 500 gb
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I hope this will help anybody out there that experienced this problem after patching Sharepoint 2013.
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