Yes, you can use the "Concat()" function in FormCalc to join two character strings into one new string.

The syntax is for Acrobat Forms JavaScript not LiveCycle Designer FormCalc or JavaScirpt.if (this.rawValue == 1) thensubform1.TextField1.rawValue = "You picked Choice 1"; elseif (this.rawValue == 2) then subform1.TextField1.rawValue = "you picked choice 2"; elseif (this.rawValue == 3) thensubform1.T...

See Help with Check box Question, http://www.adobeforums.com/webx/.3c053694, for code to test a check box, just change the "presence" property to the "rawVale" to set the field's contents.You also might want to look at "Creating Radio CheckBoxes", http://www.acrobatusers.com/tutorials/2007/js_radio_...

See Stefan Cameron on Forms Building intelligent forms using Adobes LiveCycle Designer post for Calculate Scripts, http://forms.stefcameron.com/2006/05/15/calculate-scripts/ .if (Field1 ne 0 and Field2 ne 0) then $.presence = "visible"; // show field Field1 * Field2; // compute valueelse $.presence ...

Download "LiveCycle Designer Scripting Basics", http://www.adobe.com/devnet/livecycle/articles/lc_designer_scripting_basics/lc_designer_scripting_basics.pdf , and read section 8 Creating and Reusing JavaScript Functions. For the provided code you will be creating a script object titled "docLevel" at...

You have to define the "onlyNum" RegExp and the "onlyNumMsg" variables and the "validateField" function as a document level script:var onlyNum = /^\d*$/; var onlyNumMsg = "Please enter only numeric values."; function validateField (getField, getRegex, getAlertMsg) { var fieldFocus = xfa.resolveNode(...

The folder level JavaScript can be:// folder level JavaScript to allow access to the identity object properties// application variable to hold the properties of the identity objectvar Identity = new Array();// loop through the properties of the identity objectfor (i in identity) {// place each prope...

If the user completes the other information you can get the Name, Title, Organization Name, Organization Unit (depends on version), and Email address.

With folder level JavaScripting one can obtain user's identity as set in Acrobat's or Reader's "Identity" preference when the application starts into an application variable and this variable could then be accessed in any opened PDF. But this requires the addition of a JavaScript file to every user'...

LiveCycle Designer uses Acrobat as the previewer, so installing Reader may have changed the file associations at the OS level. Try uninstalling Acrobat and and reinstalling. I suspect there will be other problems with your configuration, like Reader being opened when one double clicks on a PDF file ...