Hi,This is a litle tricky, but can be achieved. Have a look at the example here: http://assure.ly/oxkNn1, which might help.Niall

Hi, If you want dynamic behaviour, then I would recommend that you start a new form directly in LC Designer. You will then be able to save the form as a Dynamic XML Form, as shown above. You could upload your form to Acrobat.com. Just make sure you publish it fully and then post the published link h...

Hi,I think this is resolved in Acrobat/Reader X, however have a look at this solution if using earlier versions: http://assure.ly/KiW57c. Niall

Hi,The script in the calculate event of the numeric field would need an if/else statement. For example (using JavaScript): var nAns = NumericField1.rawValue - NumericField2.rawValue; if (nAns >= 0) {     this.rawValue = nAns; }else {     this.rawValue = 0; }Hope that helps,Niall

Hi,In addition we have an example form here: http://assure.ly/gBUUXB, which highlight Howard's point about the automatic tabbing order being set by the relative x/y coordinates of objects (working from the top/left) and that once an object in a subform has focus, tabbing will work through the remain...

Hi, For dynamic behaviour to work in LC Designer forms, you need to save the form as a Dynamic XML Form in the save-as dialog:The other issue is how you created the form in the first place. For example if you created the form by importing an existing Word or PDF document, then it is likely that you ...

Hi, Something along these lines should work (click event of textfield):if (this.rawValue !== null) {     var vEmail = this.rawValue;     var vSubject = "A Subject for your email";     var vBody =  "Put your body message here...";     event.target.app.mailMsg({          bUI: true,          cTo: vEmai...

Hi, If you set the font to an underline and then have script in the click event of the field, that uses the rawValue of the field. You would need to check in an if statement that the rawValue !== null. Should work,Niall

Hi, If you do a search for Document Message Bar on this forum, you will find plenty of discussions on it. When you distribute a form it is taking the email address that is associated with Acrobat. So if edit this in Acrobat preferences, it may help:Niall

Hi,There is a discussion here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/1360859#1360859 and I have uploaded Paul's solution here: https://acrobat.com/#d=5gQoNybe75bwACDtfBToMA. This might help you. If you want the user to be able to attach files to the form, then it would need to be Reader Enabled using LC R...