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Hi everyone,
Apologies for hte stupid newbie question, but here goes.
I am doing my first form in Adobe Acrobat. Designing in LifeCycle. At some point when i first started I was given an option as to what colour the Text field would be, and I chose red (options were blue, green, and I think white or beige). Half way through my form, this looks terrible and I want to change, but don't know how. Can not seem to find an option to change this. Can someone point me in the right direction?
Thanks
Bernie
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Field Background change options are under "Border" pallet. You can make this visible just by using Shift+F8 and then look for "Background Fill".
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Thanks for that, but I am referring to something different.
There is no colour when in the design phase, and the Background fill says "none". It is when I convert it (or preview) to a PDF, that the areas you can type in are a light red colour. I am trying to make this white or neutral, even after converting.
Hoping you can help.
Thanks
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check if you have turned on Highlight fields or Required Fields at the application level. If you still can not figure out I like to take look at your form, email me your copy at n_varma(AT)lycos.com
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Hi,
Try this code on initialize of check box at runtime
if (checkbox1.rawValue = 1){
textfield1.border.fill.color.value = "255,0,0";
}
Thanks
Shan
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I have a form with [checkbox 1] and [text field 1]
[text field 2] [text field 3] [text field 4] [text field 5].
I would like for text fields 2-5 to change to green when someone checks [check box1] or hovers over [text field 1].
I'm having trouble with the script on this. Can you help?
Thanks!
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