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I'm assuming something is missing there that is required for a .js file to run.
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Click Ignore on the prompt for finding the code file.
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So, the issue is you can't use the form until it is installed, and you can't install it.
I've never seen that error before when trying to run the install.js. What happens if you right click the Install.js file and select Open, or Open with Command Prompt?
You should be also able to just use the form in Preview - right click the ...
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And one more - can you select Design a Form Template from the File menu?
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I'm sorry, I hadn't looked closely enough at your screenshots. I'd definitely try repairing InfoPath - I've never seen a Getting Started screen like that before. I'm attaching my version info.
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Here's a screenshot, it is Design a Form Template, circled in red.
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I'm guessing you are using the new trial - this thread is a year old, and the issue outlined here was resolved soon after, so you are probably having some other difficulty. Does this fail in preview? Can you attach your form under the options tab so I can take a quick look?
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InfoPath uses IE for rendering to the best of my understanding. In the past, I have seen on machines where the IE font size is set high the fonts are rendered in a larger size on the form - this was back on an IP 2003 form that I saw the issue, but it seems to me that it may be worth ruling out - it is a easy thing to check, after all. From the ...
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How odd. Can you reply with some screenshots (attach under the options tab) - I'd like to see if the form is actually installed. I think you are saying you are getting this error when trying to open the mapping form. If I've misunderstood, please let me know.
Open InfoPath Filler, and under File / New, you should see Installed Forms. In ...
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You have used the incorrect case for your /url parameter. The formula should use /url with "url" in lower case.