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Sure. Users can't type in a calculated value control, so you'd have to leave the text box too.
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When you add a calculated value control you can pick the field (or formula) to display. The calculated value control will show all the text, I believe - you should be able to just leave the height at auto.
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So - here are the complications I can see. Even if we could validate on a line break character (which may be possible) - we won't have one where the line has merely wrapped. In Filler, we can set text boxes to expand to show all content - that doesn't work in the browser. I'd suggest adding a print view, where you use a calculated ...
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Yes. You have 4 email submit data connections. In three of them, I can see the text field1 was entered in the subject instead of using the formula editor. I'd go through each of the data connections again and correct this.
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When your users fill out the form, do they do it in a web browser? Or does the form open up in InfoPath on their desktop?
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I understand now - thanks. Is this a browser form or a filler form?
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Your screenshots don't display for me. Can you maybe try attaching those under the Options tab in a reply? Or attach your form?
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Can you attach your form in a reply under the options tab?
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Ah, this means when you wrote your formula, you likely just typed it into the subject box in the data connection. Instead, click the fx button to open the formula editor and enter your formula there. :)
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Oooooh, I love stuff like this. :) Can I get a copy of your form? Feel free to email to me if you can't attach to the forum. I'll take a look (but it may be tomorrow before I can get to it).