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I'm afraid there is no easy way to do this. Microsoft has a tutorial on files into InfoPath attachment base64 strings. With some modification it can be changed to handle byte arrays. Please give it a try.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892730
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The count() function is the way to go. Could you show us a small description of the area of your data source where the listbox is bound (a screenshot, or a simple mock-up in text), tell us to which field the listbox is bound, and show us the count() formula you're trying to use?
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It's entirely possible that the server at your company is running Windows Server 2003. Servers come in all kinds, and Windows Server 2003 runs on a lot of them (it's on most of ours). I'd recommend checking with whoever's in charge of IT where you are. There's even a slim chance you've already got ...
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Windows Server 2003 is an operating system on its own and cannot run at the same time as Vista. If you don't have any experience with running a server, this is probably not the place to jump into it. InfoPath is a great tool, but if you don't have a server, and the majority of your target users are not likely to have ...
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I'm not really sure what issue you're describing. At first it sounds like you can't modify any of the fields except the rich text when you open the form, and then it sounds like there's a problem with the rich text field. Which is it.
Also, could you post an example of one of your programmatically-generated XML ...
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You can turn off the "Query this data connection when the form opens" option, then create a rule to run when the form opens thatSets the necessary parameter of the web service to the value of the userName() functionQueries the web service
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http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/5640.aspx
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/5003.aspx
http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/t/12045.aspx
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If you want to always copy the value from the previous row, use../preceding-sibling::d:Table1[1]/@ReviewerIf you want to always copy the value from the first row, use../d:Table1[1]/@Reviewerbut this should be set in the node's properties, not in the form's Default values dialog.
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Is there any way you can break up the options into two or more cascading dropdowns (there are countless threads about them on this forum)? A dropdown with 700 options sounds a bit rough on your users.
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Into what type of event handler are you putting the code. The form's data can only be modified from certain types of event handlers such as OnAfterChange and button clicks.