It is far simpler than you think. I also use ES2.To be sure, you want to lock the fields and then have the signatures unlocked.Firstly locking the fields.Create a button and on the click event add:In this example. there would be no way to unlock the fields again because the button disappears. You wo...

Hi,The only time I have had it still ignore the footer was when the information in the cell was greater than a page length.Is your page set to Flowed?These are the steps i took to make it work for me.Create new documentClick the pageOn the Object tab, change Content to FlowedAdjust the Content area ...

Hi,I use ES2 but i expect it would be much the same.To have a footer that the content will ignore is easy.1. Place your footer information onto the content area for that page.2. Adjust the content area so the footer is not in it.3. Your table must be set to allow page breaks within content. If this ...

You could put a signature footer on a master page and adjust the content area to suit, but if you go over a page, the signature footer would remain on the page that is associated with that master page.Not sure if there is code you can write to change the master page depending on how many pages there...

I wanted this as well and did some 'out of the box' thinking which works perfectly.The basic thought is that I have a table you can see that you can add and remove rows but also have an invisible spacer table and then another table with the signature in it at the bottom.You need to do some testing t...

In my experience, Chrome will show Static Forms but not Dynamic forms. IE11 seems to be the only browser that still fully supports dynamic forms.