Actually, I did fix this in Live Cycle 8.05, but then went with a different way of doing the form after all!You need to individually select each cell, row (and sometimes the table) to alter the borders.  In this version, if you select the row and apply a border to the top and bottom, the cells retai...

Thank you so much for the assistance.  I couldn't find any examples for finding an object in a row, so this is very helpful.  I used the code, and fixed my problem!  I've been working on this form for 9 months, and it can finally go live now.  I think the rest will be easier!

Hi -I have a table (Name) with a variable number of rows (Name2).  It's on the subform Committee.CommitteeReq.  The table has two columns.  The first column is blank (to align some other items), while the second column contains a text field (Member).  I want to toggle whether or not the field Name.N...

I knew this was simpler than I was making it!I didn't think of the hidden aspect, since I'm currently trying to get everything to work properly.  Thank you!I'm now making the subform "hidden" as the default, with the pagination set to "Top of Next Page".  When I print, I toggle the presence to "visi...

I have a form where I would like to have a subform hidden while the user is entering data, and then reveal during printing.  This I can do (just toggle the presence during the pre/post print scripting areas).When the document is printed, I also want to control the pagination of the subform to force ...

Is 8.2 the most current version and bundled with Acrobat 9?  The system administrators here have had some issues with deploying 9 (something about network issues), so I'm not sure that I can upgrade.  I downloaded the trial of 8.2 to my personal laptop, which doesn't help me much at work. 

Hi-I'm using Live Cycle 8.05.  I've created some tables, and I'd like to format them so that there are only borders between rows.  The table is multiple rows long, and three columns.  I remove the borders just fine, but when I try to individually apply a border along the top edge of the table (by ei...