Thanks - this solved my issue.

Is there a function that can convert an ascii code to the proper character?ie: in excel, one can use code() and char() to go back and forth.Found some ref to \u0041 = A, but not sure if this is the right method?Any assistance greatly appreciated.

Trying to create a button to save the form data in xml format with a specified path and file name.My understanding is this is not possible.It is possible to save but the user must choose the file name and path. ie: xfa.host.exportData("", false);Is this true even if using a trusted function??Can som...

If you did a standard instal, look hereC:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 9.0\Designer 8.2\EN\Samples\Forms

I have seen code examples using getFieldWanted to try it: So I have a field on my form called nYearBut when I use this codevar nYear = this.getField("nYear").value;I get the errorthis.getField is not a function2:XFA:myday[0]:Page1[0]:Button1[0]:clickAny ideas why?

Case solved, used data drop down lists from the custom  object library and with slight mod in the code, have it all working just great.

64 bit drivers do NOT work, while the 32 bit drivers do.Took awhile, but finally got them doing what they need to do.

Case closed - have it working. Look at the custom drop down lists and pull down a Data drop-down, the code needs work, but it works!

Is there a way to jump to another page if a button is clicked?ie: an index at the top and buttons to go to various parts of the form.

Problem solved, was able to get 3 drop downs to work that filter the ODBC data that I needed.Solution was actually in the Custom object library "Data DropDownList"Had to make some code changes, but works!Oh yes, the other issue is I believe that there is a bug with the ODBC drivers for Windows 7 64 ...