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well if you change the field name of any field, you are bound to loose data.
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make them install infopath 2007 full also
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you can use a little bit of code behind to do the trick. create a field say field_name on your form. on the load of your form set its value to whatever your want.
drop a button on your form
and
XPathNavigator xnDoc = null;
xnDoc = this.MainDataSource.CreateNavigator();string Doc_name = ...
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i always used to run into similar issues, what i found out to be best was, creating your own custom save, save as buttons instead of using the ones given on the ribbon by infopath. that way i get full control over what action the user is allowed to do
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this.save("path and location");
this.close();
but this does not work for browser enabled forms.
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why dont you just close the form once it is submitted
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using the webdings font was really cool.
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rules on list box cannot switch views, you will need a button to be pressed after the changed in list box.
set rules on the button to change the view according to the value selected in list box.
another option is to write code.
e.SetDefaultView("View 1");
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a way around is to go into the view properties -> text settings and set the required formatting for each type of controls.