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Looks like you changed the field to repeating after adding the control to your form. Delete the control on your form, then drag the attachment node back onto the form from the Fields task pane.
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I think generally the same version of InfoPath and Outlook need to be installed (although the combination of InfoPath 2013 and Outlook 2016 has been working for me). Can your users have the same version of InfoPath and Outlook installed? Can your form maybe be used as a browser form instead?
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The library is set to use content types then? If IE 8 is working, have you tried adding the site to compatibility view in IE 11 or 10?
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So - is this a browser or a filler form? Does the same thing happen in the browser as the filler?
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To publish a browser form with code to a library, you must be a site collection admin. Can you have your admin try publishing?
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Your form should be set to domain trust. Forms with code go into the Sandbox in Office 365, since they can't be admin deployed. This means you must be a site collection admin - are you?
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That is not the same template as you attached. The one you attached only has the main and Qdabra Rules data sources. Perhaps you injected a different copy of the form?
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It is there - you just need to change the dropdown in the fields task pane....
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So - the basics are:When you create your secondary data connections (SharePoint list or library, InfoPath 2010 or greater), set them to not run on load - there is a checkbox in the final dialog that controls this. When your field changes, set the query field that corresponds with that number (I don't know what the number ...
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Can you attach the template you injected under the Options tab in a reply, so I can take a look at it?