Hi Niall,Thanks for that one. Boy do I have a lot to get my head round!Quick one on your earlier suggestion for pre-print expanding text boxes: I can see that a specified height is given ("1.25in"), which means that even text boxes with nothing in them all get indescriminately expanded to that dimen...

Hi Niall,Hope you don't mind - thought you'd probably be the first port of call!Would there be a way to apply this type of behaviour to other aspects of controlling appearance?Just as I'm needing to do the previous, I'm finding that lengthy repeated subforms look disperate when broken over two pages...

Niall: if there was such a thing as a LiveCycle deity you would be it. Thanks very much again!

Hi all,I've come accross this before but for the life of me can't recall: any ideas for what is required to set a text box so that the height remains fixed and utilises scroll bars when there is overflowing text, but on printing the document, the text box then expands so that all text is visible and...

Hi Niall,Thanks very much for your suggestions and your comprehensive responses; appreciated. It's now just a case of getting down to the nitty gritty of LiveCycle (and JavaScript!) and applying good design principles and composing in a semantic way.Best,James

Hi Niall,Thanks very much for your response, especially being so swift! Appreciate your thoughts on this.Oddly enough I found your suggestion below previously too, which was really good but just slightly different to the form that will be created here: essentially, it's a form which will have both p...

Hi Radzma/NiallThanks for your answers on this thread - came up on a search and was very useful. Niall: thanks for your excellent suggestion at http://forums.adobe.com/message/2657538, which looks like a very good solution for creating a dialogue with the form user whilst submitting a more appropria...