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Re: Save a fillable form - Adobe LiveCycle 29-04-2012
You will need to Reader Enable the form.Take the form into Acrobat (full version not just Reader) and find where you "Reader Enable" the form - this different in each version of Acrobat. Now this form should allow users to enter and save the form in Adobe Reader.Hopefully this will solve your issue

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Re: Button to send filled out form as completed pdf form via email - Adobe LiveCycle 01-04-2012
You might just need to "Reader Extend" your form. Open your form in Adobe Acrobat and then depending on your version of Acrobat "Enable Usage rights in Reader" and save the form. This should then allow your user to fill in teh form and save it in Reader.Hope this helps

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Re: Need help with drop down lists! - Adobe LiveCycle 02-02-2012
I am not entirely sure I understand what you are trying to do but I think you just want to add black as an option in each of your drop down list.Select your drop down object and look at the Field page of the Object palette (if necessary open it from the Window list). Looking at the list items (where your drop down choices are) and press the green puls to add another item on the list. Type a space and then use the arrows to move it to wherever you want in the drop down list. That will allow you t...

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Re: Save As? - Adobe LiveCycle 09-01-2012
Use a "Button" rather than an "Email button". Choose Submit under control type (on the Field page of the Object palette). A submit page with appear (on the Object palette). Choose PDF under Submit As. Then enter the email address in the Submit to URL (mailto:person@company.com)Hope this helps

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Re: Default year in Date field - Adobe LiveCycle 08-01-2012
Thank you, that does just what I want. The only little change I would like to make (if possible) is that I would like the DATE field to display empty when the form is first opened. Is that possible? or do you need the date displayed to make the drop down to understand to show a date 25 years ago?

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Default year in Date field - Adobe LiveCycle 04-01-2012
Hi I am creating a Date of Birth field in a form and was wondering if there was a way to alter the deafult year. Most users will be at least 25 so it would make sense to have my date drop down show you 1987 (for example) when it drops downs so that users don't have a far back to navigate. Is this possible?Thanks

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Re: Email PDF Form as a PDF Document - Adobe LiveCycle 03-08-2011
It seems like "enabling user rights" lives under the Comments tool in Acrobat 7.0

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Re: Email PDF Form as a PDF Document - Adobe LiveCycle 02-08-2011
OK, I think I understand the issues and hopefully this can help.1) You need to "Reader Extend" your form. Once completed in Livecycle, take it into Acrobat (full version, not reader ) and choose "Enable User Rights in Acrobat Reader" (or similar). Where this is and exactly what it is called depends on your version of Acrobat. In Version * professional it is under the Advanced menu. I know it is in a completely different spot in Acrobat X but it is still there. This should allow your Reader users...

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Re: Email PDF Form as a PDF Document - Adobe LiveCycle 02-08-2011
If you add a "Button" rather than a "Submit button" you can choose which type of file is submitted. Add the button and then go to the Field page of the Object palette, and choose "Submit" for the Control Type. When you do that a "Submit" page appears in the Object palette. Add the email address for returning the PDF in the "Submit to URL" field. And choose PDF from the "Submit As" drop down.Hopefully this will get you heading in the right direction

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Re: Please help a poor newbie to open a text box based on a drop list - Adobe LiveCycle 01-08-2011
Could it be that your text box and your drop down list are in different subforms....If so, instead of Textfield.presence=visible where Textfield is the name of your text box, you would have subform1.textfield.presence=visible where Subform1 is the name of the subform containing the text box...or similar depending on exactly how your form is set upHoep this helps

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