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Re: prevent save - only allow "save as"
wallyh22242762
- Adobe LiveCycle 04-11-2016
This probably isn't the answer you're looking for, but the only solution that occurs to me is to mark the file as read-only in Windows. (Right-click, select Properties from the menu, select the Read-only checkbox, then click OK.) That would prevent Acrobat from overwriting it with the filled-in version. I'm not aware of anything within Acrobat itself to accomplish this, but maybe someone else has a better idea.

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Re: Cannot submit forms after upgrade to windows7
Niall_O_Donovan
- Adobe LiveCycle 18-06-2012
Hi,I am also using Windows 7. In my experience, you cannot submit a form by email when previewing the form in LC Designer. If you want to test, close out the form in LC Designer and open it in Acrobat and test from there. Good luck,Niall

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Re: Clear all items that was selected from dropdown list
bliksimpie
- Adobe LiveCycle 02-04-2012
Niallafter some more investigating I found something that will clear this. form1.ListSAPApplication.clearItems();Never thought about a "clear", was struggling with reset etc..Thank you so much for your help.

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Re: Selections from drop down box into text box is not saved when PDF is saved/emailed
bliksimpie
- Adobe LiveCycle 30-03-2012
Thank you Niall. That setting did the trick..!!Much appreciated.

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Re: Add Validation on two check fields
Niall_O_Donovan
- Adobe LiveCycle 29-03-2012
Hi, The easiest way would be to check the value of the dropdown and the addition of the two checkboxes. By default a checkbox has the following binding: On = 1 and Off = 0. Therefore if you add the two checkboxes together and get 0, you know that the user has not selected either. There is an example here for tracking if checkboxes are ticked: http://assure.ly/xDbtbx and http://assure.ly/omsURE. Something along the lines of the following JavaScript// Declare a variablevar vCheck = CheckLeftHand.r...

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