You can use (in formcalc) the Date2Num function to turn your dates into numbers which you can then subtract the end date from the start date to get the number of days in between. You could put that calculation into the restrictedDays field so it will calculate automatically without the need for a bu...

You can put in a digital signature that doesn't lock fields by doing the following:Insert the digital signature field into your document. Click on the field and go to Object > Signature and in there there is a checkbox which says 'Lock Fields After Signing'. Just uncheck that box for the first signa...

Yes. Put the descriptions in the drop down menu and then specify values in the binding tab. In the exit event for the drop down menu put the code (in formcalc):if ($.rawValue == 1) then    $.formattedValue = "109323" // put whatever the part number is in hereelseif ($.rawValue == 2) then    $.format...

Well you have the pattern set to MM-DD and the Date2Num formula set to DD-MM so it is probably confusing the days and months.

Just be careful with cancelAction as there is a bug in Reader 10.0 where cancelAction cancels all your code not just the action it is assigned to. See this thread: http://forums.adobe.com/message/3852614#3852614

To turn an object there are buttons in the Layout palette next to the Anchor drop-down list. You just click on the rotation button you want for that object.

I had thought about doing it like that but the problem with that script is that if you uncheck a box or uncheck and then recheck it you will get the wrong amounts.

If MemberSection is the row that you are adding instances of then you will need to reference the instance of that by adding an index to it like this:TopmostSubform.Page4.DeveloperIdSubform.DeveloperIdentityTbl.MemberSection[0].Row8.dteFormedDateDevMemso the third instance of this row will be :Topmos...

You set the default value of the textbox under Object>Value>Default: This will put  whatever text you put in there in the textbox once the form is rendered.

In Acrobat Pro X you can easily extract form data into a CSV file. In Tools>Forms>More Form Options>Compile Returned Forms...you can choose as many files as you want of saved filled in forms and it will extract it into a single CSV.