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Hi Bala,
Our Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite includes form linking feature that lets you link or embed forms within other forms and save portions of them without having to lock all of them. You still need to design the pieces, but it will enable aggregation scenarios where you have multiple components. Send me e-mail for a free beta. We plan to ...
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We are about ready to start a free isntall campaign where we will be giving our AD web service away for free as part of the more significant Qdabra Database Accelerator Suite. The suite will include numerous articles on how to create InfoPath solutions and integrate with SQL Database and Active Directory without writing any code.
Watch here for ...
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First your form needs to support merging. This is in the form options.
Next the different forms you want to import either need to be of the same schema, or you need to write some custom import XSLs for each schema (too much to get into here... but Microsoft has some tutorials on this).
Once you've got the above in place, you either import one ...
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There have been issues reported in regards to IE7 and InfoPath images. I don't know whether this is the case for your particular scenario.
Since you mention that it happens during print preview, check your settings to ensure that background images and colors are set to print. This option is turned off by default.
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You shouldn't need a custom XSLT to do this. There is supposed to be some way to specify for the SharePoint field how many decimal places to show. I've not done it myself, but was recently involved in a thread where the other user did it.
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To answer your two questions at the bottom of your posting:
1. Combo boxes can't take borders. This is not an InfoPath limitation, but an Internet Explorer limitation that carries over to InfoPath because InfoPath uses Internet Explorer to render its views.
2. Place a default value formula on the field that converts the typed in content to ...
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Importing a Word document is a much better experience in InfoPath 2007. But since you are using 2003, you might find it easiest (and cleanest) to simply start building your form from scratch.
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It sounds like what you want is a single form with multiple views... not mutliple forms.
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I know that the article was written using SharePoint 2003. There have likely been some changes for 2007. You might need to fiddle around a little to see if you can discover the differences. We'd love to hear what they are when you find them.
Alternately, Matt might be able to assist your in discovering what those differences are.
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Perhaps someone else can jump in and help here?