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there should be some logic that should decide what should be the default value of the dropdown 2 when dropdown 1 changes, so try to implement that logic using rules and set the value of the drop down 2(note: rule needs to be put on drop down 1)
if you are not able to do it, attach the template and let me have a look at it
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why dont you just use a rule on the first drop down to set the value of second drop down to what ever you want, that should be the easy way for you
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well you will need to have a field in your infopath form that contains the link to your infopath form and in the submit by email specify that field as the subject.
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eval(eval(MSS, 'concat(my:Multiple_server_selector, ";")'), "..")
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set the default value of the field to userName() and it will take care of this. whenever a user inserts a new row it will set thevalue to his/her username
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do you mind explaining a bit more, what you want
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1)well update forms automatically will update the forms automatically no need to worry about that.
2)well adding a field inside a repeating table is ok as well.
3) when you open the archieved form it will refer to the latest template
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well outlook uses infopath to open the forms, so you need to have the infopath form, to download the form just open your infopath client and in the open dialog box pass the link to your form, that should do it, then you can save it to your local machine
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well as i understand your question, you cant publish your form to a sub folder, you can publish your form to a document library and it gets activated for the whole doc library including the sub folders.
you can publish your form as content type and have multiple content types for the same doc library. but that too wont be for individual sub ...
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you can download the form on to your machine and make changes and later submit it. of course this will require you to have infopath client on your machine.