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Take a look at the hyperlink she's clicking too, just to see if there is anything different there - the only time I've see these message dialogs come up is when the form has an email submit connection, which is why I'm baffled. But generally, when I see anomalies like this, I start trying to narrow down form vs. user vs. machine. So a ...
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Not that I know of. This is sporadic? Or happens all the time for this user? Is it reproducible on another machine? That is, if this user logs into another machine with his / her account, and clicks the link in the same email, what happens? Is it reproducible on the same machine?
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Can I see your form? You can attach it under Options in a reply.
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Any chance the user in question has an old version of the form that does have an email submit connection in it cached on his / her machine?
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Does the form have custom code? Save it as source files and look for a file with a .dll extension.
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There is an email submit connection set up somewhere and some rules or code somewhere that are causing this. If you'd like me to take a look at the template, you can attach it under options to a reply.
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So - what connects these things? Is there an asset number in the Task Compliance list?
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One of your data connections that runs on load exceeds the amount of data allowed. Are you able to determine which one? Does the form need all the list items?
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Additional information would be useful. What happens when other users try to fill out the published form?
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Attach your template under the "options" tab in a reply and I'll take a quick look. Sounds like you aren't filtering the query, but returning all items in the list.