Simon, Hi. My name is Mark Willmer and I’m a SharePoint/.NET developer.
I noticed your name on a forum/blog pertaining to the dataformwebpart and was wondering if you could help.
Do you have any information for the provisioning of a dataformwebpart to a custom list form using the list schema / declaratively.
Thanks,
Mark Willmer
first stuff like this id place on sharepoint stack exchange you will likely get better answers.
if u got a custome list you can define the custome pages in the schema cant remember where but that shoykd be easy to find.
then a module copy of said page you create in project.
cipy the guts of a normal one into that page.
if u mocked it up first then export that part so u can copy the dwp/. webpart settings into the properties of the webpart in your page.
have to leave you to google the particulars as i don’t remember exactly all the steps knowing theae bits though would be enough for me to find the schema def etc. if i had more time I’d blog more 🙂
seriously try sp stacks though as people with more time on their hands can provide y more details.
Binary Jam 
Simon, Hi. My name is Mark Willmer and I’m a SharePoint/.NET developer.
I noticed your name on a forum/blog pertaining to the dataformwebpart and was wondering if you could help.
Do you have any information for the provisioning of a dataformwebpart to a custom list form using the list schema / declaratively.
Thanks,
Mark Willmer
first stuff like this id place on sharepoint stack exchange you will likely get better answers.
if u got a custome list you can define the custome pages in the schema cant remember where but that shoykd be easy to find.
then a module copy of said page you create in project.
cipy the guts of a normal one into that page.
if u mocked it up first then export that part so u can copy the dwp/. webpart settings into the properties of the webpart in your page.
have to leave you to google the particulars as i don’t remember exactly all the steps knowing theae bits though would be enough for me to find the schema def etc. if i had more time I’d blog more 🙂
seriously try sp stacks though as people with more time on their hands can provide y more details.