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That is what i said, you are putting the rules wrong, rules get executed when the values of the field on which the rules are set change. So you should be setting rules on dropdown1, not on dropdown2.
on dropdown1 -> condition if dropdown1 ="hello"
action dropdown2 = 'World"
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you can customize the Attach, open, save.. that are displayed on clicking the control, by editing the manifest.xsf file, but i am not sure about whether you can edit the message shown
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just copy paste the fields from view one to view 2, it seems you have created some new fields on view2 instead of using the fields that are already displayed on view1.
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why dont you create similar forms in infopath to do all the work and later on print those forms only instead of scanning -> copy pasting ..
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if you are using a submit button and written that code in submit event then you need to write the below line also
e.CancelableArgs.Cancel = true;
also in the Redirect you might need to use a string variable instead of hardcoding. sometimes long hardcoded values dont work properly. it is better to assign them to some strign variable and then ...
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it seems you have put the rules wrong, put the rule on dropdown1( i.e. Hello) to change the value of dropdown2 to "World".
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why dont you debug your template and find out what is going wrong, to debug
save a copy of your submitted form on your machine,
open the form template in design mode
in the form -> preview -> preview settings -> form name give specify the saved form.
open the code of the form and put debug points in the submit code and press f5. and ...
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1) rules get executed before code.
2) by default after submission the form is redirected to the page that is mentioned in the source Parameter in address bar.
3) to debug managed code, put breakpoints on the form code and just press f5,
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that should take care of it as of now, but there might be a performance issue, i hope that will be a minor one.