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Attach your form to a reply under the options tab with info on the field that has the rules and I'll give you a hand.
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This may help:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/ie-accessibilty-options#ie=ie-11
Or this:
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/change-webpage-colors-fonts#1TC=windows-7
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I think I'd promote the qRules Link field and set it to be able to be written to in the library - then you could use workflow. It will be problematic if you are submitting repeating attachments, however - not sure if you are. You might also be able to use rules in the form - but I would think workflow would be easiest if this is not repeating ...
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The crazy thing is - InfoPath Filler uses IE for rendering. :) So IE settings still can affect it.
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Hi - sorry your original post was missed - any chance they have their IE text size > Medium? I guess it would be odd if the entire office had that setting changed, tho?
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Here is a copy of your form with the same change that worked in my Office 365 site.
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I took your form, changed the form load rule that sets manager to set the manager field to exactly the formula I listed. I updated the data connection to point to my Office 365 site & published. Attached is a screenshot of the result. I'll make the same change in your form for you and attach to another reply.
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Okay, so in general, that's what I'd expect to work. Where is this formula being used? When you set the Manager field from the Form Load rules? Actually, probably not - since you'd use substring-after(Value[Name = "Manager"], "i:0#.f|membership|") if you were using this in your form load rules where you set ...
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In the data source task pane, find the data connections you are interested in. Drag the fields onto the form. Add a button that runs the query for the data connection. Publish the form so you can do your testing in the browser. Open the form. Enter values in query fields and click the button you have added to execute the query. I am recommending ...
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Is that manager info from the initial Get User Profile By Name query? You could then set the account name to that manager's account name, and query that data connection again to get back the manager's info. Not sure what you mean by this: "I have used the sub-string after function but to know avail i cannot parse out the email" ...