InfoPath forms within SharePoint pages

One of the great matters about InfoPath 2007 is that it allows people to pattern forms that can be opened in an internet browser. This means, if you have a SharePoint intranet, extranet or website, you can publish InfoPath forms to SharePoint and have people open up the forms even if they don’t have InfoPath installed on their computer.
This is good. What would be the best would be able to show a form to a SharePoint page, but is not always clear how to do this. There is a simple way to include an InfoPath form, as part of a SharePoint page and at the end of this post, you should know.
The first thing to do is make your way available for use. You can do this by going through the publishing wizard and the decision to go the way the Site Content Type. You'd better also make sure you've enabled the form to be filled using a web browser. By default, the forms created in InfoPath is set to open only in InfoPath, so you need to make sure you have the right match.
Finish through the rest of the wizard, putting in the details of the SharePoint site to use the search box and click Publish. This will put the form template to SharePoint so that people can use it.Once published form, the wizard will give you a final screen that includes a link called "Open this form in the browser." Click this link.
As expected, will open its web browser of choice and show their newly published form as a web page. Copy the URL of this page.Now open the SharePoint page to display the form in Edit this page as you would any other and decide to add a Web Part in the right place. This opens a dialog that gives you a list of available Web Parts. Ignore one called the WebForm and select the place called Web page view.
When you’ve added this part, you’ll get a small message saying to open the device pane to add content. So open the device pane and you will see a text box labelled link.