InfoPath Dev

I am flummoxed and hope someone has seen this happen before.  I have InfoPath 2010 Filler forms published to MOSS 2010.  Due to the high number of fields necessary for our department to receive and track their work, I set up three libraries to break up the fields.  I have 3 identical forms - we'll call them 1, 1a, ...

 Filler form.  Our business disabled form services on our hosted sharepoints...so we're stuck with filler.

 Thanks for the response, Hilary.  How complex would the code be to do either of those?  And, since InfoPath just loves to be finicky, how high is the risk? Jen

 Greetings!  I cannot find an answer after searching the web, so I am coming to my favorite forum to see if anyone has an answer.  (Running InfoPath 2010 Filler form on 2007 sharepoint.)  I just received a request to change 15 or so date fields to date/time fields.  The user wants to see turn around ...

 Update: I have no reason for the resolution besides fairy dust or something similar.  She is now up and running.  If anyone has ideas of what to look for/do the next time this happens, I'd love to hear it.  (Besides waiting for tinkerbell, that is)

 Greetings, Before I get into the issue, here are the basics:InfoPath 2010 Filler Form running on Sharepoint 2007 (Enterprise Version) - No form services enabledI have no access to Central AdminThe data connection is to a SQL database with a login/password.  The connection is made when a button is clicked in the form.  The ...

 Hi Hilary, I was side-tracked for a long time and, frankly, this isn't a major issue.  I've had her look at her display settings on her computer and they are set the same as mine. I'm at a loss.  I can't think of what else on her computer might cause the text to cut off...any other ideas? Thanks, Jen 

 Good morning, I just love when quirky things happen.  I have an InfoPath filler form that uses AD global groups to determine user roles.  I have two long-term users who, as of yesterday, are now randomly being put into the incorrect role when opening their forms i.e. for at least a year, the form has read ...

 Thanks for the reply, Hilary! I checked with the user and she confirmed her IE text is set to medium.  She should have all of the same updates to Office and Windows as the rest of us at work; we don't control them.  Any other thoughts? Thanks again! 

 I've got a weird one.  Here's the set up: We have an InfoPath 2010 Form published to a 2007 SharePoint site.  We do not use form services.  It's been running for 3-4 years now.  This particular issue is occurring on two repeating dropdown fields that pull their choices from a list on the ...