How aboutPage1     |-->subformA     |-->subformBPage2     |-->Table (takes up the whole space)Page3     |-->subformCIf page1.subformB fills up   then it continues on page 3No need to have a page3.subformB wait for page1.subformB to fill up,  let alone it being visible/hidden.  No need for scripting,...

Is this update coming before 2010 or should we (non-Workbench users) just forget it?  The trial version cannot be used for production work.  Thank you.

Excel understands XML and so there is probably a simple way to accomplish this, but I don't know how.  I do know that Acrobat's Tracker feature was designed specifically for PDF forms data aggregation and optional export to Excel, etc., so check it out.  You'll need the 200 PDFs.

>  It looks like you are setting up three dropdowns (?).Four.   :-)I will search Brinkman's blog for examples and visit the link you provided above after some snooze. .  Thank you.

Well, at least, you do reply to inquiries so that's good.  Thank you.

METHOD 1 -  I moved the USstate field and couldn't find the CAstate field, but it's there.  Haha.  I didn't know about the  Hidden (Exclude from Layout) setting until now.  Haha.  That's a funny trick - layering one field atop another.METHOD 2 - No Houdini tricks here.  The script was striaghtforwar...

What is the status of Designer ES2 updates for Acrobat users?  What's going on?  Do you have a SPECIFIC link I can go to?  Thank you.

It's approaching 2:00am and my brain is not at peak performance, and so I will take a look at your examples after some snooze.  Thank you very much.  You and Paul are truly Civil Rights leaders because you set novices like me FREE from early baldness and grey hair.

Hi Niall,Are you aware of any way to populate a drop-down list without a database?  I.e., one selects US for Field1 and Field2 populates with US states  or  one selects a state in Field1 and Field2 populates with the cities of that state.  That type of thing.  Is there a way to hard-code that and no...

To expand on this, how would one code this example so that if user selects Canada for Field1,  Field2 presents a drop-down list of provinces, but if US is selected for Field1  then Field2  populates with states?  Is there any way to accomplish this with hard code without resorting to a database?  Th...