"\n" is a return in JS.So if you add a couple at the beginning of your strMessage3 text it should do the trick: "\n\n**THE DCO REQUEST..."

If you've never used Designer at all then you should probably look at some of the tutorials that come with it. If you have the time I recommend getting J.P. Terry's book Creating Dynamic Forms with Adobe LiveCycle Designer, it's what got me started using Designer properly. http://www.amazon.com/Crea...

Oh and I believe that script will work on subforms, so if you have all the fields you want locked under one subform hierarchy then you can lock everything in that subform hierarchy leaving other subforms unlocked.

Check this example by Niall O'Donovan: http://www.assuredynamics.com/index.php/portfolio/lock-all-fields/It has the script for locking all fields. Basically once that script runs you can add a few extra lines of code that explicitly open access to the fields you want to remain open. ( fieldName.acce...

Yeah, those don't work on the date field - I was trying to figure it out but didn't think of trying the formattedValue!

It may need to be saved as a dynamic form, not sure. Is your test form dynamic?

Is the form saved as "dynamic"?

The value selected for dropdowns work a little differently. You have to get the new value of the selection and I think you can only use the Change event for this (could be wrong).Also you're mixing some JavaScript syntax in with your FormCalc. I added code to hide the field should they make another ...

Set the binding for the fields in your header to "Use global data" - on the binding tab of the object palette.

This post from John Brinkman may help:http://blogs.adobe.com/formfeed/2009/01/position_a_subform_at_page_bot.html