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Look out on the MSDN.com site at the methods for the DateTime object. You should find everything you need there.
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InfoPath 2007 does allow some date math... However, the easiest way is to use managed code to read the two dates and use the wonderful date functions available in C# and VB.NET to do what you want.
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InfoPath 2003 does not directly support open parameters. However InfoPath 2007 does. I don't have details, but you should be able to find them.
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This was a known issue in the initial release of InfoPath. Install the latest service pack (SP2) and your issue should vanish.
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The easiest way to do what you want is to set up another field which stores just that second character. You can set up a default value formula using substring() to pull out that second character. Then base your filter off this additional field.
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Minimize to task bar, yes. But to system tray -- I don't think so. Sorry.
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You might try sending it to the Web Service as XML text and then creating a dataset from it in the Web Service.
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You should be using GetDOM() rather than DataObjects() in the line two above the red one.
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Thank you for sharing this!
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Know that InfoPath separates "views" from "data". The views have nothing to do with the data. You can have a DOM with 100 nodes in it, and then have 100 views with only 1 field each. But that doesn't negate the fact that the DOM still has ALL 100 nodes just because you are on a view with only 1 field.
If you TRULY want to ...