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Its easy once you know where to look...
1. In the designer, choose Default Values from the Tools menu.
2. Expand the DOM tree to your choice group.
3. Expand your choice group.
4. Select the radio button for the default choice, and then click OK.
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Use a query data source rule on the text box.
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Your xpath is telling it to always start at the top of the of the list to fill in the values. You need to be using the current() function. Do a search on this website and/or in these forums on ''current()'' to find more information.
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It looks like you still would need to download VSTO from here:http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=5e86cab3-6fd6-4955-b979-e1676db6b3cb&displaylang=en
This appears to be the correct place. But what seems to be missing is InfoPath 2003 support in VSTO SE. What does allow interconnection between IP03 and VS05 is the InfoPath ...
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Hmm. Let me look to see if I can find anything different than the one you had.
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It might be your downloading the wrong product... try this link:http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=F5539A90-DC41-4792-8EF8-F4DE62FF1E81&displaylang=en
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Yes, the nil attribute MUST be removed from a node prior to adding a value. Inserting a value into a node does not automatically remove the nil attribute. Then if you ever clear the value, you will need to set the nil attribute again (if desired) on that node.
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Microsoft's MSDN web site probably has some good information on creating a simple ActiveX control.
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I am not familiar with IBM's competing product.
Please be specific about what issues you are seeing, and what product version you are using? If InfoPath 2003--have you updated to SP2 yet? Numerous issues have been fixed.
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Thanks, Alphamax, for the list.