Simply, from the perspective of you just beginning to use Designer (on day #1)? The answer is No. You cannot switch to "flowed" and expect the objects to remain in their initial layout. You must put the objects in the flowed order that you want (drag and drop in the hierarchy panel) and size them in the "Layout" panel to get the layout you desire, when using "flowed".

Hi Radzmar,I ran your JS script (added a semicolon at the end of 1st line) and got:Exception in line 2 of function top_level, script XFA:form1[0]:SubformBody[0]:SubformLocation[0]:SubformPropCrDb[0]:DdlPropCreditDesc[0]:exitAlso, tried the same without the quotes ("1") with same resultAny idea whats going on?Message was edited by: kingphysh

Thanks Robert,I might be missing something--I've never seen square brackets used in the way you suggest. Am I missing something?The subform doesn't have an index[propOptSubformID] It would have an index[0] when it actually does exist. This isn't really an index problem. That would be easy and I think I may have to go that way (i.e. name them alll the same and reference them by index) if I can't reference the object.instanceManager and use its method setInstances() with a string.This might be a c...

OK--a few things. I have found that some lines require a min of .01in thickness to be rendered. The default .0069in doesn't cut it for check boxes, and I believe the underline style of a text field, also. It really doesn't perceivably change the appearance/thickness but it impacts whether it will be rendered.Also, try set to "None" the "Background Fill" in the Borders Tab--like in the image I posted a while ago (above). Sometimes the fill interferes with the border rendering. I'm dealing with a ...