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save a copy of your VS project, and in infopath template go to tools-> form options -> programming and specify the new location of your code
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have an extra field in your tempalate (say MailTO), add rules on the checkboxes, if they are checked set the value of MailTO to its previous value + the new mail id. and in the submit use MailTO to send mails
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As suggested by Jimmy just use a repeating section and drop your controls onto it, dont use repeating table at all
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open a new form using new button, copy the address from the address bar and in the createnewdocument2 create iexplore to open the said addess.
Assumption: createnewdocument2 is your custom method.
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i think you do not have VSTA installed on your machine, get that installed on your machine and then try again.
to install VSTA go to control panel -> add remove programs -> choose microsoft office -> change -> add or remove features ...
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Saving on changed event might not be a good idea, because what if the user wants to undo his actions or doesnt even want to change any data. you can move all your rules into the saving event for closing the form
this.close
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That should not affect anything.
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i am not sure what do you mean by storing the source template in a document library.
you can store your template any where if it means only storing the template.
your forms will still pull the template from FormServerTemplates if they are created in the document library
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for the modification part. insert a hidden text box into the section, and set its default value to username(), on the text box section (on which notes are written) make it readonly using conditional formatting if the logged in user != hidden text box value