Hi Sergey,In that case, I think the only options are:Leave the font to "0pt" and accept that in some situations short strings will be 12pt. Determine the number of characters that on average will fit into the field at 10pt. Then use the script to test the length of the string before it populates the...

OK,This contains a second sample, where the textfield is set to 10pt and limits content to visible area:But in this case the script is in the full event - setting the font to 0pt. However it is not smooth - the user gets a beep when the field is full and has to exit and go back into the field to get...

Hi Sergey,Here is the form. Below is an abstract from the XML source tab, but I would not be included to start pasting this into your form - it is better to work within the Design tab. <field name="TextField1" w="44.45mm" h="22.225mm">            <ui>               <textEdit multiLine="1">          ...

Hi,That is what the script in the last example is trying to do. You have to be careful, because if you turn the script around, it can end up turning off the auto reduce (0pt). In the sample I have tested against 33 characters in the textfield. If you field is smaller then you would need to adjust th...

Hi Sergey,Attached is an update - check  the enter and exit events. It may work for you, but you would want to test.Good luck,Niall

Hi,I don't think so. Any scripting to force an initial font size, overrides the 0pt and then the text will not automatically reduce. 12pt initially or nothing, as far as I know.Niall

Hi,Set textfield to multiline and in the font tab set the font size to "0".Sample attached. Niall

Hi Victor,We have started to use Flex, which generate a Flash (swf) file. We have created a simple form and embed the swf into a pdf, so that all of the form functionality is in the swf. However we have not worked out as yet how to save user inputted data into the swf.Thom Parker (WindJack Solutions...

Hi,I am not sure if a pie chart is possible (or achievable without a lot of blood, sweat and tears). We got a column chart working based on John Brinkman's blog and example here. Also Radzmar at Acrobat User Group forums had a PDF form with several types of charts (but not a pie chart). Have a look ...

Hi,You can set the vertical alignment of the caption and value (and both) for an object in the Paragraph tab - works just like Word. Good luck,Niall