Connie,The following example is using javascript in the script editor (there is a drop down for formcalc or javascript). Where you do the calculation is up to you but I am not sure I would put it on the master page; I would personally stick to the design view page.--------Below is the code-------var...

You state that you have "Multiple lines" checked but you don't get multiple lines. Does this mean you don't see visually mulitple lines or you have tested the form and you can't enter in multiple lines? If you are wanting the field to expand as you type, please check out my solution here: http://for...

Richard,I am not following your exact problem. Are you having trouble inputting a text field for the users to fill in or having problems with the users filling in the text fields? Could you maybe describe the form from top to bottom or post a link to the form?Thanks,Mallard27

Connie,For question 1: Yes, and no: you can locate the "add" button anywhere you would like. However, the "delete" button should be within the row you want to delete so that you delete that specific row. The add button will add to the end of the table and I have never been able to get it to add betw...

Flat Stick,Could you clarify the problem for me? Is the issue that you don't have tabbed fields in your beautiful form or the tabs aren't working correctly? It sounds like you created the form in LiveCycle Designer, is that correct?LiveCycle Designer allows you to set the tabbed order of the fields,...

Your welcome. Thank you.

jbhoo12,You may want to check out this post which seems similar to what you are asking: http://forums.adobe.com/thread/332406.I am familiar with HTML and CSS and have many more hours under Adobe LiveCycle Designer. Having read your post, I would think it far more simple to create the necessary form ...

Sorry, I should have specified the version; this feature is available in Adobe 8 Standard and Professional. Adobe 9 also has this feature. If you have adobe Acrobat 7 Pro or earlier, it won't be an option.Thanks,Mallard27

One easy way to resolve this is to change your form to a dynamic form and make that field expandable. To do this, save the file as "Adobe Dynamic XML Form". You will need to change the layout of your form to make it Flowed vs. positioned but before you do that, you will want to prepare the form for ...

Another method to try is to enable Adobe Reader extensions. After you create the form, close the form and open in Adobe Acrobat, go to Advanced "Extend Features in Adobe Reader". By enabling this, you are giving all users with Adobe reader the right to fill out the form and save the form. They could...