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I'm guessing that you had your cursor in a section bound to the query fields when you added the contact selector. You don't want it in the query fields. Your first screenshot shows a form with an editable schema - your second shows a form that appears to have been created from another data source - a web service maybe?
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My guess would be that there is something changing in the XML when you try to open it that wasn't changing before but I have no idea what that may be. Do you have an option to remove the signature so the form will open? If so, I'd do that, and save the XML locally as a copy. Then I'd compare it to the still signed version and ...
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Unfortunately, this is a limit of list based forms. I found this blog post that includes some screen shots comparing the controls between a standard form and a list form: ...
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I don't know off hand - hopefully someone else will. If you remove IP 2007, IP 2010 will be the default. I really try to avoid having more than one version of IP on my machine, so don't know of a good way to pick the default to use.
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I'm attaching a simple sample of this. Save the linked form locally, right click and select design to open in design view - from there you can preview it.
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Attaching a 2010 version.
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I actually have virtual machines I use for my older versions of IP so that I don't have to have both on the same machine. You may want to try opening InfoPath 2010 filler and then going to the Open menu and entering the URL of the template.
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Save the attached form locally and then right click and select design - from there you can look at it and preview. What I did was change the section where you were wanting to display just the work groups for the CSR - it is all bound to the SharePoint List data source now. I added some XPath conditions to hide things so that the CSR name is only ...
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This depends on the type of data connection. Here is an Office Online article that may help you: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/data-connections-overview-HA101821253.aspx
Data fields can also display data. So, in the case above, the data fields will display the returned data from the receive data connection. I oversimplified ...
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Can you attach a screenshot that shows the issue under the Options tab in a reply? It actually sounds more like there is a layout table on the form that has a row height not set to "auto"....