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You should be able to attach files under the Options tab - just one per post, so you can either zip 'em up, or add 3 posts....
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Is your form a SharePoint list form, by any chance?
Jimmy's suggestion is to add a true / false field to your form fields, yes.
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Skarn has a good thought there for handling this. I'd like to address what I think the root misunderstanding here may be though - If a field has validation on it (even the simple "Cannot be blank" checkbox in the field properties), InfoPath doesn't care if the field is visible to the user in the view - or on the template at all. ...
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So - I'm sort of confused about what you are trying to do? If you simply want to fill out the template and submit it to SharePoint, you can use a formula to create the form name - more on that here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/infopath-help/submit-form-data-to-a-sharepoint-library-HA010107057.aspx
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Sure, the Environment property. You can access it in code. qRules also will return that information for you.
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Yeah, I'd probably just have used an expression box (calculated value) and hidden it if any of the fields I've got on the view are blank. I've attached a simple sample form. Save it locally, right click the file and open in design mode. From there preveiw - if you put a value in every field, you'll see the expression box. ...
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Perfect, if that works for your scenario - this means that your data (XML) contains just 0 & 1 - depending on your XML structure, there's a chance your data wouldn't make sense without the form.
For example - let's say you didn't get around to renaming your fields - so they are all "field1", "field2" and ...
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The list is on A, but you want them returned to B? I'm afraid I don't know of a way to do this via the URL.
Here's a link to the docs on the URI parameters - You'll note for the Source parameter:The URL must be in the same site collection or an error will be returned.
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Another option would be a calculated value with conditional formatting. Just have to add all the conditions for hiding it.
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So the issue here is that this is a multiselect - thus, bound to a repeating field. Everytime an item is selected in a multi-select, a new instance of the repeating field is added, and the value is set to the selected item. Deselecting removes the instance. So, without code (or possibly qRules), I can't see a way to do this.