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If memory serves me correctly, it was removed in 2010 for reasons I cannot recall at this time.  You can set these in 2010, however, you'll have to set the compatibility options to 2007 or earlier for the options to appear in the paragraph pane you mentioned in your post.

Rules cannot launch URLs, so that's a bummer.  qRules has a command which will work for you if you are using a filler only form.

This is probbaly a product bug.  Here is another thread on the topic where I commented that may apply to your situation as well: http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/21957/75905.aspx#75905

I don't think there is a super quick way of doing this.  How about counting the number of spaces there are in the control?  Will that work?

Thanks for clarifying your issue.  I think what you're looking for is actually pretty simple.  On the second textbox, just set the formatting of the control to display with a currency symbol and use the comma separator.  Go to the control properties, click Format in the Data tab (the control probably needs to be bound to a ...

I'm not sure what you're trying to ask in your question.  The choices will be saved to the list under a single column. What do you mean by all categories and what database are you referring to? Using SharePoint 2010:Create a custom listAdd a new column of type ChoiceIn the Settings, select Display Choices using "Checkboxes ...

Sounds like you just need to create a section that will contain the contents of your footer.  Then you'll just need to insert this section at the bottom of each of your views.  You can make this easier by using template parts.  The contents of your form shouldn't wrap around this section.

I mean hard coding as it I have to assign answer 1 a value of 10, answer 2 a value of 20, etc. and this logic would be stored in the form template itself. I can abstract that information into a separate list on SharePoint say, so that if my answers or values change that will not require a template update. If you have 116 q/a's then ...

You need to set an action rule on the repeating field that says: Condition - if repeating field is not equal to other field Action - set a field's value status = newstatus Hope this helps!

I wouldn't recommend putting 120 views into a single form template.  Navigation will be a nightmare and performance may be poor due to the large number of views. For combining templates, there isn't simple out of box way to do this and I'm not aware of a third party tool that does this for you as well.  You can copy and ...