Hi Bibhu,I'm not sure I understand, there are a number of countries with spaces in their names New Zealand and New Caledonia for example.  They seem to work as I would expect and as I think you are discribing.Bruce

Hi Bibhu,It sounds like you want one of Adobe's Server side products, maybe LiveCycle Forms, something to take the form template and some xml and render a PDF form. I don't know much about server side processing as I have never worked with any LiveCycle product except Designer. I think the server p...

Hi Bibhu,When using Acrobat you will have to manually import the countries.xml datafileBruce

Hi Bibhu,There's some code in the change event of the Search textbox that each time a character is entered (or changed) just matches all the values in the its list and populates a listbox with the matching values.I can't help with you othe question, I've used a webservice for this sort of thing but ...

Hi YogLC,Try using 
 (all five characters) instead of \n to add a new line.Bruce

I see what you mean, very annoying.  I can only guess you could try something really hacky like;Replace(Replace(Replace(Replace(WordNum(x,2), "Dollars ",""), "Dollar ",""), "Cents", ""), "Cent", "")SorryBruce

Hi stejpal,Just leave of the second argument, that is just use WordNum(NumericField2)Bruce

Hi,I've done something similar using a textbox and a listbox, which I hide when the textbox is empty and populate with matching entries when it is full.Might be a starting point for you, attached is my demo.Bruce

Hi Peter,You could move the WordNum function to the calculate event of the text field (might be a better place for it anyway).So you would have something like; WordNum(NumericField2, 2)Bruce----- form1.#subform[1].DollarAmountText::calculate: - (FormCalc, client) ------------------------------

FormCalc has a WordNum function that will do this.  So maybe on the exit event of the dollar amount field you could have;DollarAmountText = WordNum($ , 2)Where DollarAmountText is the field to show the text equivalent. "$" is FormCalc's way of referring to the current field and "2" means monetary va...