Yeah, this form is already so complicated and I don't really know what I'm doing to begin with! I was hoping for an easy solution, but it sounds like this feature would be more trouble than it's worth.

Thanks for the speedy reply, Niall! Always so helpful!That solution will keep the information in every subsequent instance, right?I need the user to be able to fill out the subform and then choose to either insert a copy of that subform with their information or insert a clean subform. The repeat would only work for the most recent subform filled out. I uploaded my form for you to see.If you scroll down to the bottom you will see buttons for different question types (Multiple Choice, Fill in the...

OK, I found the right field, but I still can't get it to work.I opened the form, clicked OK, then saved the form with a new name. Then opened the newly named form and got the warning again. I clicked OK and closed and opened it again and still got the warning.I have attached my form.I wasn't sure exactly where to put the code you gave me so I tried it in the topmost level (SBtemplate) and in Page1 of the Master Pages. Are neither of those right?Thanks for your help!

Thanks for your help!I used your code in the form:ready event (there was no docready).The box does pop up and allow me to check OK. But it still pops up after I save the form and go in subsequent times.This is the process most users will follow:They open the form from a folder on the server.They don't have write access to that folder so they must save the form locally with a different file name.They will work on the form at their local workstation and then post the form in another folder on the ...

Here is the answer:http://forums.adobe.com/thread/536800?tstart=0