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Ah! to do this you need to use our ActiveDirectory web service. This assumes your company uses Active Directory with Exchange.http://www.infopathdev.com/webstore/detail.aspx?itemid=18
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This indeed requires a Full Trust form. The reason for the confirmation popup is to prevent SPAM email wherein some malicious user writes a form to send email without you knowing about it.
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This is unlikely to be an InfoPath issue, but more like an Internet Explorer setup issue. InfoPath is just doing its printing via IE.
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Note that the MSI that InfoPath creates requires InfoPath to be installed on the machine because it calls the InfoPath external application object to run the RegisterSolution method. The assumption is that you have InfoPath on all the machines where you are running your install script.
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Another way to achieve this is in code. You would set in the OnBeforeChange event to check if there is only one element at that level and if so cancel the delete. In the datasource task pane go to the node for that repeating section. Then double-click to get the properties. There go to Validation and Event Handlers. From there select the ...
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Note that this will require the template to be security level Full Trust (installed or code signed) since it theoretically could call fdisk.exe and mess up a user's machine. :)
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The problem in this situation is that the XSN being used in each case really looks different to InfoPath. One is on http and one is on https. Given your environment, the only way to get around this would be to write server code to do the PI fixup translation on the fly when the user requests the XML file.
The primary workaround is for all ...
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The likely issue is that the calcs are happening quickly but the view is updating slowly. These kinds of situations are hard to debug without seeing the solution.
400 rows in an InfoPath form is at the far end of the spectrum for InfoPath's capability. I hate to have to say this given your high praise of InfoPath, but Excel is better suited to ...
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One other thing to watch closely is if you have any blank cells in the row InfoPath will make the row taller. You should at least have a blank space in every cell and the font size of that space as 4 (manually type in the number). This will ensure no extra height is added.
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This type of solution is possible with InfoPath but would require custom code in the InfoPath form.