great. Glad it worked out for you.

I found this link with a number at Adobe to contact. I would see if you can still purchase it direct or through one of their re-sellers Download Livecycle designer tool | Adobe LiveCycle Enterprise Suite 4

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I just tried it with the script below and it worked. I provided a name for the page "Page2" not sure that really matters as long as you use the correct name for the page.if(CheckBox1.rawValue == "on"){Page2.presence = "hidden"}Remember on the post print action you will need to make the page visible ...

you could do that. You could have a hidden field with a value 0 or 1. Add a check box asking if the user wants the page printed if they click yes then the pre-print script is modified to turn on the page, else its off.

That would work in some situations where you just do not want something to print like a button However if the situation is that you do not want to print the page if a user hasn't entered any data then it wont work.

Here is a script I used. It was odd that it wasn't working and I realized my form was set as "Static" once I saved it as "Dynamic" it worked.FormCalcvar a = (Time2Num(Time1.formattedValue)/ (60 * 60 * 1000))var b = (Time2Num(Time2.formattedValue)/ (60 * 60 * 1000))$ = b-a

why would you have a preprint that you would need to overwrite? Do you want to reverse the hidden state after printing? If so you could do this on the post print event.

The current version of Livecycle Designer ES4 version 11.01 and was updated in 2013

This is an interesting question and one I have thought about. There is no layer in Designer like there is in something like Illustrator. PDFs do support layers but there is no way that I am aware of to achieve this with Designer. You could possibly fake it by having a margin on the right or left and...