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Change caption font on click

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Hi all,

I'm new to Adobe LiveCycle and trying to do something that sounds like it should be simple... I have a form with check boxes (cb). All the cb captions are in a gray font color. What I want to do is write a script that changes the caption font color from gray to black when the check box is selected. The object is to "highlight" those selected captions (in black text) and "ignore" whatever is not selected (in gray text). Any ideas, suggestions, comments... Thanks!

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I built a sample for you

Paul

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Is this being done in a Guide or in a regular form?

Paul

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Regular form. One page. Beging created directly in LiveCycle (not imported from another source).

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I built a sample for you

Paul

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Thank you!  It works perfectly! I knew there had to be a "simple" syntax. Can you recommend any books or classes that may help me become more familiar with JavaScript or XML syntax? I am less than a beginner, more like inept, but I need to learn. Thanks again!

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