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The trick is tracking which numbers are used up. This would require a central location like a database to track that.
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One thing to be careful of is that adding to Trusted sites will disable managed code from working. Try first adding to Intranet Sites and setting security level there just to be on the safer side.
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This is the first I've heard of this type of corruption. What do you mean that the first element is repeating sporadically under unreleated groups. How does that first element show up in the other groups?
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Are you doing this in the Designer or Editor?
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You can use SP2 to design non-SP compatible forms, however you can't use the new features since the older clients just don't have those features. Sorry for the bad news.
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You must manually update your data connections to point to the new domain. To do this:
1) open the template in designer
2) go to Tools::Data Connections
3) select each data connection and click modify
4) change the url from https://... tohttp://...
5) complete the wizard (you shouldn't have to change other parameters).
6) republish the solution ...
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Remember that all existing XML documents will not be pointing to the template at that new location. That means that those documents won't open if you just double-click them. What you will need to do is update the PIs in those documents. You can do this by hand by opening each file and looking for the ''<?mso-infoPathSolution ...>'' at the ...
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The way to think of this is in reverse actually. You can import an InfoPath XML file into your existing Excel file. However you need to create an XML map in the excel file using the schema from your InfoPath file. A very abbreviated summary of how to do this is:
In InfoPath:
1) open your template in designer.
2) go to File::Save As Source ...
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You can merge any number of forms. First enable merge as is stated above. Then in the Editor select File::Merge Forms. From there you will get a dialog to merge forms. You can multiselect from that dialog and all the selected forms will merge in. You can do it again to merge additional forms. If you want to do more advanced custom merging ...
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Actually this is quite easy to do but you need to know an xpath trick. Just set ''Data Validation'' on the first checkbox. Then your conditions are if the first checkbox is true but all the others are false, show an inline error. The trick is how many other checkboxes you have. InfoPath only allows you to specify up to 5 custom conditions, but ...