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Wonderful, glad you have it sorted out!
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Well, what I am wondering is if it is something specific to your machine - that's why I wanted to take a look at it. Are your IE text size settings at medium? I realize that seems like a strange question, but InfoPath uses IE for some rendering, so that can affect the appearance of the form.
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So - what is your current logic / rules setup? Can you attach a copy of your form under the Options tab in a reply?
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Hmmm- the link seems to be about using a SharePoint List form set to manage multiple items - I'm not sure what you mean by XML file - since a list form submits the data to the list, and doesn't save it as XML. Can you maybe attach your template under the options tab in a reply, or add some screenshots that explain the issue further?
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Oh dear - can you grab another copy of the template from the site it is published to and open it in design mode again, just to make sure a layout table or something didn't get resized? Let me know if you'd like me to take a look and see if it repros on my machine - you can attach the template under the Options tab. I've never had ...
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This was very confusing for me when I first started using InfoPath too! But InfoPath is only going to save data that is entered into fields in the main data source. So if you have fields on your form bound to a secondary data source, and the user changes those values - it won't save back to that data source. Does that make sense? Maybe ...
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Not out of the box, I'm afraid. But if you are using an InfoPath List form, you can set the form to manage multiple items - maybe that is an option for you? You have to start with InfoPath, select the SharePoint List type of template, enter the URL for your list, and then you can select the option to manage multiple items in the form.
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I've not tried submitting to another list from a list form using CAML & lists web service, so I'm not sure what to expect. I know with a browser form that is published to a library we can use CAML & the lists web service.... But since it is a list form, that's why you don't have an option to open in filler....
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Do you get an error in SharePoint when you try to submit to your lists web service data connection? There are server settings that sometimes prevent using SharePoint web services in browser forms. This is a list form?
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Nope, you should just be able to re-inject (and republish the updated version). You've republished them after re-injecting?