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Please help!!??
I have exactly the same issue. I was requested to create an invoice template for a client. I created the template using InDesign and Adobe Acrobat to create the form fields.
Once i send the pdf form to my client he should be able to fill in the form with his customer's details and then save and send a locked pdf via email to his customer to be reviewd and payd.
How can i acchive this? I like the option of being able to add a button that can save and send the pdf after the fields have been completed.
my email: nvggraphics@gmail.com
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Hi,
The Lock All Fields example was created in LiveCycle Designer and cannot be directly transferred into an AcroForm (eg a form created in Acrobat).
You would need to add script to a button that sets each field to read only. For example,
this.getField("invoiceAmount").readOnly = true;
Hope that helps,
Niall
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Hi Niall,
I'm still very new to this but I'm trying to design a fillable pdf form at work for my sales reps to use on their tablets, smartphones or laptops when they are out on the field. The pdf I am trying to design is a sales order write up. The purpose is so the sales rep can use this form to enter an order, quantity, desciption of product, mail date, expiration date, ect. I would also like the ability to have the form time and date stamped according to when the sales order was placed. Once the sales rep has filled up the form, the file needs to be locked/finalized/uneditable and emailed it to me at work. At the moment I have to deal with sales reps writing their orders down on a piece of paper and trying to decypher their horrible handwriting. Some reps will make the effort to send emails or texts but are so limited with their information that it makes my work difficult to move forward. By providing the sales reps with a fillable pdf form with drop down menus and items to select from, taking new orders will be a more pleasant experience.
If you could point me to the right direction with links and samples that would be greatly appreciated.
Based on the type of form I'm trying to design, is it possible to create this as a standalone pdf form?
Let me know if you would be able to help me with this.
Best Regards,
Keith
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