Ok, I saw another post where someone did this and this may be the route I take.  So, would you use mutiple master pages, or just one with overlapping objects that were hidden until the user selects which ones to display?

Apparently some of my search parameters were off.  This question has already been answered before.  If anyone comes looking here, this is a link to the page with the answer.http://forums.adobe.com/message/4007317#4007317Enjoy.FYI: here is the code I used for the text field.Inspection.TextPage.Bottom...

Is there a way to allow a user to add additional pages using something like a drop down list?  I want to create a form with a standard first page and a drop down list at the bottom that they can use to add other (pre-made) pages.  For example, the first page of an inspection report is standard, but ...

I am trying to create a text filed at the bottom of a form document that will automatically input the file path (e.g.. C\:Folder\File) of the document itself after the document is saved.  I've looked at a few Scripts but nothing seems to be working.  I'm assuming it will look something like this on ...

I may have found the solution in the "help" guide.  I think my problem was that I was looking only at the "master pages" tab when I was looking at the Pagination palate.  I should have been in "design view" looking at the pagination for my subform for the entire page like you said.  Here is what the...

Thanks for replying.  I'm not sure what "top level" referrs to.  If it's the hierarchy then, yes, my first page (with several subforms) is at the top.  The master pages are below it on the hierarchy.  Should all the subforms on my first page be wrapped in another subform?

I want to add multiple master pages to my form (one in portrait, one in landscape).  I thought this would be easy.  I am pretty new to Livecycle but I thought using the pagination settings would be the way to do it.  Unfortunately the settings on the pagination pallet are always greyed out.  I've lo...