Note that in this example, a slider is used to control the size of the image. You don't specifically need that, you could have a series of radio buttons, or a dropdown list or any other input to allow the user to select a size. The principles in the example are what is relevant.
There is another example here that is used to show the differences between flowed and positioned subforms:
Note that in this example, a slider is used to control the size of the image. You don't specifically need that, you could have a series of radio buttons, or a dropdown list or any other input to allow the user to select a size. The principles in the example are what is relevant.
There is another example here that is used to show the differences between flowed and positioned subforms:
Dragging will only work when the form is opened in LC Designer. When the user has the form open in Acrobat/Reader, the only way to resize the imageField object is using script.
On a related note, is a user able to drag and drop an image (jpeg, tiff etc) on to an image field, or do you need to click on the field and then choose the image from a selection?
