I need to design a form that can be "bubbled" in. It will be a printed form.
From what I can see, using radio buttons is the way to go.
Has anyone else created this kind of form before?
Cindy
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Not sure what you mean by "bubbles."
Can you better describe what you're after?
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I mean something like the little bubbles that you fill in on a standardized test.
Cindy
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Ah, ok - had to go look up what you meant...
Yes, radio buttons would work fine I think.
You said this is a printed form though? People won't be filling it in on a computer? In which case you could use anything, or draw your own shapes.
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My hope is that it can be used online and printed.
One requirement is that the form be scan-able, so I hope we can create a form that we can, someday, upload to a database.
But I know I have to worry about licensing, since we'll probably want to extract data more than 500 times.
I'm attaching a screen shot of part of the form. Do you still think that radio buttons are the way to go?
Cindy
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Radio buttons seem the best idea
- the licensing issue with 500 only kicks in for distribution via adobe's online tools and things like reader extension through that service_ i think
you can bulk email as many 1000 forms as you like; and collate on the backend yourself
some folks use an xml parser of the email stream to a database - eg the prototype ZOPE xml database tools - totally standalone
if you need lots of collation done by adobe you'll either have to do batches of 500 - not a real hardship i guess? or get into their livecycle enterprise suite (which can do about anything! but requires a reasonable budget commitment)
it's a case of decide what you need and someone will know how to do it
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