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Possible to lock attachments?

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This is a follow-up for my other thread titled "Making attachments become part of the form."  Since I'm forced to use regular attachments, I'd like to know if there's a way of locking all attachments when you sign the main form.  I've looked around online but haven't found anything yet.  Is this possible?

-gollum

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No the attachments are treated as separate entities. The signature will include the attachments so if the user changes an attachment the signature will show a red X indicating that something has changed in the form (attachment or main form).

Paul

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What do you mean ...lock the attachments?

Paul

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Well, let's say I have my main form (Dynamic) and three other PDFs (Dynamic.)  Is it possible to sign the main form and make it impossible to change fields in the attachments?

-gollum

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No the attachments are treated as separate entities. The signature will include the attachments so if the user changes an attachment the signature will show a red X indicating that something has changed in the form (attachment or main form).

Paul

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