Nothing will print unless you enter something into some of the fields

If either of you is interested, John Brinkman wrote a blog entry about this. You can read it here if you'd like:http://blogs.adobe.com/formfeed/2008/12/adventures_with_javascript_obj.html

Ok, so the drop-down list has a list of names in it already, right? In that case you could try this:switch(nameList.rawValue){case "John Smith":text.rawValue= John.value;break;case "Paul Brown":text.rawValue= Paul.value;break;default: }The reference for the global variables is variablename.value.

For your drop-down list, let's say you have a global variable called pf with a value of PFrigo1. In your drop-down list on the initialize event you would script:dropdownlist1.addItem(pf.value);

The same way you would call them for the drop-down list; maybe I misunderstood, are you not already populating the drop-down list with your variables?

If you have multiple contacts, a switch statement might be a good choice. In this example, I used nameList for the drop down list containing the names and text as the name of the field being populated with contact info.switch(nameList.rawValue){case "John Smith":text.rawValue= "32 West Lane Some Cit...

I've had to do this a lot in the past, I still think it's better to import from Word if the form is more than a page or two. You have to clean it up a bit in Designer and copy-paste it into a blank form to get everything to work correctly, but it still beats re-creating the form from scratch imho.

Doh! Good catch Paul, I made the assumption they were being brought in as editable fields.

On your new blank form, go into the master page and make the content area as large as possible, i.e. - x and y at 0.00, width at 8.5 inches, height at 11 inches. Then go back to your Design view and try pasting the objects again. You may need to straighten up the content a bit if it overflows a stan...

Imported documents often behave strangely. After importing into Designer, try this. Highlight the entire page, copy all the objects and paste them into a new blank form. Repeat as needed for however many pages your form has. Once copied and pasted into a "clean" Designer environment you should have ...