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I've emailed a few people on the team to help get you the copy of ADWS that comes with that purchase.
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As long as the versioning in your template is set to upgrade, your users should have their cached version of the template updated when they open the new template. This is under Form Option / Versioning.
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That is correct. This is because the client compatible DLL includes event handlers not permitted in browser forms.
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Insert using xpathsrc is browser compatible.
SaveToPath is not going to be available in the dll injected into a browser compatible form, however.
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Unfortunately, the issue is that the code injected for Client forms includes specific event handlers that are not browser compatible.
Which commands were you wanting to use? Some of them require the non compatible event handlers - others simply check the environment.
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Here you go: http://pastebin.com/EcmsJLUE
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I'm not sure - I've let a couple other team members know about the issue, so someone with a bit more knowledge on the matter than I have should post soon.
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In the drop down control's properties you have the option of displaying only unique values - although that may have been added in IP 2007 - what version are you using?
If that option is not available (sorry, I can't remember whether it was available in IP 2003, but I'm suspecting not) you can use a preceding-sibling formula to ...
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You could not include the row by default. Tools / Default Values from IP 2007 - the Data tab on the ribbon in IP 2010. Just deselect the checkbox, and the row won't be included. Of course, it appears in your code you are creating a variable that uses the XPath to that node (although it doesn't seem to be used?) - if you don't include ...
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Looks like qRules 3.4, which will be released soon, has this feature - a new SaveToPath command.