The problem remains the same in your example:User enters 123 - display is 123 <- correct User enters 123.0 - display is 123 <- wrongUser enters 123.4 - display is 123,4 <- correct User enters 123,4 - display is 123,4 <- correctThis behaviour is the same in Acrobat X Pro 10.1.3 (Windows 7 Professiona...

Hi again,sorry for the late reply. For some reason, the pattern num{zz9.8} is accepted as a valid pattern, but does not function - the results are the same as when using num{zz9.z}.Steps to reproduce:Create an empty form with a decimal field on it, set its maximum leading digits to 3, the maximum tr...

Hi radzmar,thanks for your answer.Specifiying one or both patterns (and some other combinations)  to num{zz9.8} yields the same results as when using num{zz9.z}... I can't find any explanation of the character "8" in the documentation, although I remember having seen it there some time ago.Any idea ...

Hi!I've got a form here with a bunch (> 100) decimal fields, most of them set to 3 leading and 1 trailing digits (everything else is at its default value).Now I want to create display patterns to simply display in the same way they where entered. The problem is, that a single trailing zero is either...