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For more details, please see my tutorial:
Display Inline Pictures From a Rich Text Field on a Web Pagehttp://www.infopathdev.com/howto/tutorials/default.aspx?i=46622d199b5f4042acecc1953b55676a
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The XHTML tags contain standard HTML with the exception that they might have the addition of a namespace. Other than that, you should be able to just copy the contents to the output.
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InfoPath does not provide ''designer task panes''. Task panes are only visible in the editor.
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I'm not sure I understand your issue. Sounds like you are using a default value formula--if not try that.
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If your check box field is in your repeating table, then you should, in your second view, be able to just filter based on whether the check box is selected.
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Were you able to get this figured out?
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Great! Glad you got it working. Thanks for sharing your solution with us!
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It all depends on how different the schemas are between the beta and release version. If the schemas are identical, you should not be having trouble opening the forms. If the schemas have changed dramatically, you will need to write you own custom import XSL to handle the differneces. There are tutorials on the Microsoft web site that describe how ...
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Yes, InfoPath currently only supports Outlook. I am not aware of what Microsoft's intentions are for future versions in regards to other email clients. You can certainly contact them with your request.
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InfoPath stores time without the timezone information. Though timezone info is valid, it just doesn't get added. You can manaully add the timezone information to your time fields onchange. I'm not sure if that will then translate to display properly when opened in a different timezone, though I think it should.