Is this more like what you want? The && is the "and" operator for javascript and "==" is the equal to operator. For future reference, the double pipe "||" is the or operator.if (DropDownCountry.rawValue != "US") && (DropDownAcctType.rawValue == "Demo" {     txtReminder.rawValue = "Text";}

You can click on the field, then go to the Value tab under Object. In the Value tab there's a drop down list called Type, if the field is read-only, the value in that drop down will say Read Only.

If all you need is for 2 fields to have the same value you can select all the fields, go into the binding tab, give them all the same name and select Global for the Default Binding. Any data entered into one field will be duplicated in all other fields with the same name.

There are 2 ways to reader enable forms. The first (and most expensive) is to buy the Reader Extension software from Adobe. The other is to enable them through Acrobat. Open your form in Acrobat, click on Advanced then click on Enable Usage Rights in Adobe Reader.

As an alternative, you could also use a separate plain text field with a fillable text field. I prefer this method because it offers greater flexibility.

One other thing, if you end up using the workaround and think you'll use it again at some point, you can wrap the objects in a subform and save it into your custom objects so you don't have to keep creating it from scratch.

I know that embedding fonts increases file size, but for our forms where I work we times new roman is our standard so I've never had to deal with that issue. If you have a specific font you need for a company header for example, you'd probably be better off turning it into an image and getting it in...

You're not allowed to change the visual object properties in static forms. The behavior you're seeing in the static form is actually not supposed to happen, oddly enough you should probably report that as a bug. The only way I can think of to get the behavior you want, where only the circle on the r...

Have a look at this and tell me if it's what you're looking for. Clicking the checkbox highlights the border on the radio button. I've posted a sample below.

Does it have to be a border change? I haven't tested it, but I wonder if changing the fill color would work better. Another alternative might be to simply hide the fields that you don't want the user to fill.