Alrighty then. The forum won't let me upload files right now, so here's what to do using your example:In the form hierarchy, right-click on the "form1" object and select "Insert Script Object" from the menu.Rename the new script object to "Scripts".Paste the following code into the Scripts object (t...

Yes, but you might want to give us a clue about what your overall form will look like.  It looks like you'll want more rows like this, and in that case there is probably a better way to attack this than simply repeating the same code and fields over and over.  Using a table where you can define the ...

Select the Page 2 subform :Change its Content to Flowed. Make sure the "Allow Page Breaks Within Content" checkbox is checked.Select the Text1 object:Make sure the "Allow Page Breaks Within Content" checkbox is checked.Select the Layout tab and check the "Height: Expand to Fit" checkbox.Make sure yo...

This is on the right track.  A few things:You will only want to use addInstance when the user is adding a new row.  This will cause a new row to appear on the form.  The newly added row is returned to you so you can reference the objects in it to, say, initialize some values.Your error check will oc...

You don't need to search for the new instance, addInstance will return a reference to the new row (or null if the row was not added):     var newRow = sfTableRow.instanceManager.addInstance();     if (newRow != null)          xfa.host.setFocus(newRow.phone);

If the number is a decimal, try changing the field to a decimal type rather than a numeric type (although it should probably work anyway).  Also, check the display pattern to make sure it's set to display the decimal digits.What's your locale set to?

The script should read as follows:var parts = xfa.event.newText.split('|');Field1.rawValue = parts[0].replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g, "");Field3.rawValue = parts[2].replace(/^\s+|\s+$/g, "");The selected text is being split up and stored into the variable 'parts' as an array of strings.  After the first line ...

Your form needs to be built using flowed content layout rather than positioned. Also, select the large text box and on the Object panel/Draw tab, make sure "Allow page breaks within content" is checked.

You're right Jasmin, I should not have been so simplistic in my definition of interactive.  Thanks for clearing it up.

You've got it right.  The form is saved as a static pdf, so it is prevented from changing when you are viewing it in Reader.  If you want an interactive form it needs to be saved as a dynamic form.  Re-save the form as a dynamic PDF (Save As from the menu, and choose Save as Type: Adobe Dynamic XML ...