Yikes, they are dynamic, that's it... it wouldnt know how to move a stamp down... ah well, I'll have to figure out something different then, thank you.

Paul, let me clear up your confusion:When I said I "extended the features" that means I extended the PDF to allow comenting in reader. I have Acrobat Pro 9, and used the extended feature function on the files, and have tested them on both my reader and other people's readers, and it works great. I c...

I am trying to set up my staff with signature stamps in their Reader... I've extended the features on the files they need to use, and sucessfully loaded and saved a new signature to acrobat. However, when I click on the signature to use it, nothing happens. I've tried clicking from the tools drop do...

Yikes, that pdf made live cycle crash- but I did see your hierarchy before it did, and you did indeed have images in there. How did you insert them? I guess if it's giving you a warning and crashing live cycle, I should probably stick with the check boxes. Your pdf does work though, thanks

This sounds like it will work!This won't effect any of my other check boxes, will it?

No, I wasn't asking how to flow western style, I was asking how to put an image next to each option when it is flowed western style.In the hierarchy, the radio buttons are all in a row under their own header, and an image cannot be inserted into this list. (and if broken up, it creates 2 lists that ...

Hi, I'd like to create a radio list that is flowed horizontally (western text). Before each selection there needs to be an image. That's pretty easy to fudge through tables/subforms when you use a top to bottom flow, but in the interest of saving space on this form, they really need to be western te...

Our clients fill out these forms and like to keep a copy for themselves, so it doesn't even have to be editable after the fact. I've been telling them toprint to PDF since save as is disabled in reader.

I need a save as button- can you dumb this down so that a non-coder can do this? I don't know a lot about it, but I follow instructions well, and I can tell syntax well in about any code. If you could do a "Save as button for dummies" explaination, you'd be #1 in my book!