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Re: New user of livecycle - Adobe LiveCycle 19-10-2010
You can make a field required, but it will not keep them from proceeding to the next field without completing the previous. However a warning message will be generated if they try to submit without that field being completed.To make a field required, you need to open the Object menu. Go to the Value tab and under Type, change to "User Entered - Required" You will have the opportunity to enter a message that the user would see if the left the field blank. Required fields will show up with a red b...

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Re: Using LiveCycle, repopulate data fields - Adobe LiveCycle 19-10-2010
Been there, stuck on something that seems like it has to be able to be done easily. Still there on several projects. You'll help someone else down the line. That's the way the forum works.Good luck with your project.

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Re: Using LiveCycle, repopulate data fields - Adobe LiveCycle 19-10-2010
You need to set the fields that you want to have the same data, once entered, to global. Global means that any change in any field with the same name will effect all fields similarly across the document.You need to set this by opening the Object menu and go to the binding Tab. Set the "Default Binding (Open, Save, Submit):" to Global. Note the name of the Field. Now if you create a new field and give it the same name, all data entered in that field will be the same across the document.Hope that ...

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Re: Make fillable fields not blue - Adobe LiveCycle 13-10-2010
The user has the option to highlight fields or not, but that is user by user preference. If they choose to highlight fields they will be light blue. You can denote certain fields to be required and they will be outlined in red, with the light blue highlight.So it sounds like you just need to make a simple change to show certain fields as required so you get the red outline.I do have some code that I got from this or another forum that demonstrates how to highlight the current field that a form f...

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Re: HELP --- CHANGE EMAIL ON DISTR. FORM - Adobe LiveCycle 26-05-2010
Is there more than one submit button on your form? If not, be sure that you deleted the previous address and there there sisn't any other script on your button that is pointing to another address. You can check your scripts by opening your Script window (go to the Window pull down menu again) and then choosing the otpion to show all events with scripts.If you have more than one button delete the one that isn't needed. I'm don't know what else could cause that, but maybe someone else does. You ha...

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Re: HELP --- CHANGE EMAIL ON DISTR. FORM - Adobe LiveCycle 26-05-2010
Using LiveCycle Designer 9, go to you Window pull down menu and make sure you have your Object window open - there should be a check mark next to it, if its open. Don't confuse Object with Object Library.Now that you sure your Object window is open, choose your submit by email button. You should see email address and email subject as fields. In the email address field, delete the previous address and update to your new address.I beleive its pretty much the same in previous versions and I don't h...

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Re: Create a Spreadsheet from Form Data - Adobe LiveCycle 26-05-2010
It appears she is looking at the wrong menu. She wants to go to the FORMS menu, not the FILE menu and from there she will choose Compile Returned Forms. She will also find the Manage Form Data submenu which gives her 3 options: Import Data, Export Data or Merge Data Files into Spreadsheet.Hope that helps.

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Re: Create a Spreadsheet from Form Data - Adobe LiveCycle 25-05-2010
Which version is she using?If she is in Adobe Professional 9, she needs to go to the FORMS menu and Choose Compile Returned Forms.She does not create the spreadsheet from within LiveCycle Designer, but in Adobe PRO. LiveCycle is for designing forms. Tell her good luck, we all started at somepoint.

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Using a LifeCycle form in a mail merge - Adobe LiveCycle 08-04-2010
I created a dynamic form that works wonderfully. However now that this is one of our accepted/standard forms, we now find need to use it in mail merges. Data would be in Excel. Anyone know of a way to use use a dynamic PDF in a mail merge w/excel?

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Re: Hide Entire Page? - Adobe LiveCycle 20-01-2010
old post so the sample is no longer attached. Anyone have the code or sample file?

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