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It'll be hard to say without looking at the solution but here's a shot in the dark:
You seem to be using InfoPath.ExternalApplication, this is an ActiveX object used to automate InfoPath rich client. Since it does not exist on the server, it will not work. Even if you did install InfoPath on the server it probably wouldn't do what you ...
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It is configurable via the Form Options (Browser Category). However I believe it only allows you to show/hide the toolbars. If you want to customize this UI, your best bet is to probably host the InfoPath XmlFormView control in a custom ASPX page. This is a very advanced topic, however, and I will not be able to provide an example (but you could ...
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Quick check: are you running as Administrator?
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Users are not meant to modify view.xsl by hand - it is very easy to break the solution or render the view incompatible with the InfoPath Designer.
Having said that, if you want to make a modification to the view and you want to absolutely make sure it does not ever get changed, use the xd:preserve keyword. This is a pretty advanced topic so use ...
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Yes, you can do it...
1. Copy the location of the form template to the clipboard
2. Create a favorite of something else
3. Edit the favoriter and modify the URL to the one you've copied in step #1
4. Optional: rename the favorite to be meaningful
Voila!
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How did you manage to get IIS 6 on a Windows XP machine? AFAIK, Windows XP only runs IIS 5...
Also, DBXL requires Windows XP Professional and cannot be installed on Windows XP Home edition.
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As far as I know, browser-enabled forms do not support calling into business logic.
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In InfoPath Designer, select Tools | Form Options, choose the "Browser" category and check out the options that are available there. You should be able to remove Save via these settings.
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Are you talking about the InfoPath toolbar that shows when you fill the form out in the browser? It is configurable via the Form Options (Browser Category). However I believe it only allows you to show/hide the toolbars. If you want to customize this UI, your best bet is to probably host the InfoPath XmlFormView control in a custom ASPX page. This ...
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Make sure multi-line is enabled on your textbox, it is not on by default. Bring up the textbox properties in Designer, make sure "Multiline" is checked in the Display properties (in IP2007).