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Hi Dean,
This is an issue that seems to occur only on 64-bit Windows systems and we're still tracking down what the exact cause is. As you've found, once you've gone through the process of navigating to the folder, starting the program as Admin and using it once, it should be fine to start the program ...
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You should select whichever version the template itself is, so in this case 2007 Filler.
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There should be a Filter Data... button in the Insert Field or Group... dialog. That's the Filter Data that I'm referring to.
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I can't explain the Email/Emails mystery, but I can say that . isn't going to work in this case. To clarify, . refers to the context node, but within the brackets, the context node is emails, so . refers to emails in this case.
Rather than setting up the brackets yourself, I suggest using the Select field... dialog to select ...
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Rather than translate(), a simpler and more reliable way to perform an case insensitive string comparison is to use msxsl:string-compare():msxsl:string-compare(firstValue, secondValue, '', 'i')This will return 0 if the values are the same (regardless of case) and -1 or 1 if they are different, so to check if they were the same, you ...
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I don't think there's anything wrong here. . is the XPath symbol for the current field.
http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath/#path-abbrev
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So with which part would you like assistance?
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Perhaps your best bet is to use 3 text boxes that default to X, with a dot between the second and third ones. In the text box properties, there is an option where you can limit each text box to 1 character and have it move the focus to the next control when the user enters a value.
Then you can have another field with a default value ...
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Though we typically recommend avoiding custom code and just using qRules, it is possible to use them both in parallel with a few extra steps. Here's a document on how to do so:
http://www.infopathdev.com/files/folders/qrules/entry56111.aspx
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You can, however, use conditional formatting rules to control the fill color.