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Check boxes - default as checked?

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12/29/10 9:22:12 AM

Is there a way to make check boxes default as being checked on a form, with users having to uncheck the box if they do not want the option?

Win XP, Acrobat Pro 9.4, LC ES 8.2

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12/29/10 9:40:03 AM

Go the object Value properties and set the Default to 'On'.

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