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I'll take a look at the form from the webinar kit and see if there is something that is causing this - more soon!
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If you mean that in an InfoPath form, you want the user to be able to search the folder where you have your filled out XML, you'll need to add code to your form for that.
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Hey, Nate003, I saw you also added a similar question to another post - can you elaborate on what specifically you are trying to accomplish? If neither of the existing threads are close to your actual scenario, please feel free to start a new thread. :)
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Ugh. InfoPath is such a booger about printing nicely. Is this rich text? Is the control an expression box? If so - you may want to use a rich text box set to read only, and see if you get different results....
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I came to answer your question! And see you have answered it! :) Yes, you need full control to publish.
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I've never seen this before! Can you attach a copy of your form under the Options tab in a reply if you've not already got this resolved? I'd like to see if it reproduces on my machine.
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What versions of InfoPath and Internet Explorer? Have him try the link to the XSN with the following URL parameter added after ".xsn":
?noredirect=true
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Have you tried it? Again, if this is a production system where you are worried about making changes, set up a simple test list / library.
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Sounds like it would be worth a try - I wouldn't know if it worked w/out trying it, but you may as well give it a shot. If your library / workflow are in production and you can't test on them, set up a simple test form / library / workflow.
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So - that is similar to what I suggested at the end of your other thread where you mentioned this (http://www.infopathdev.com/forums/p/31893/108809.aspx#108809) - I think you should use a variable in your workflow to build the email body.