Thanks Paul. That's why I call it "flow hell". I've done that and it doesn't matter. It's got to be something else. It's just too weird to have 2 lines of text, and reader wants to put a scroll bar in it, even if there's lots of room left on the page.It seems to be something at the document level.I ...

Flowing text boxes are the bane of my existence. I get them working, then 2 hours later, they're funky again. This latest snafu is particularly perplexing. Getting a textbox to flow across pages without it presenting a scroll bar is impossible. Even if I input 2 lines of text, it gives me a scrollba...

Thanks for your replies.Paul, it was 1.5 megs before I took all the lines out. <.5 megs after.Niall, I have looked at the performance guide and see that I am using a lot of static text objects. Also, background color boxes are used in each page. Getting that straightened out has made things a lot sp...

I'm working on a large (for me, anyway) form of 12 pages. Up to this time, as I've been learning LC, I've been doing experiments on a single page. Now that I've loaded up the 12 page form and begun to work on it, I've run into a time lag that has me worried right out of the gate.I've got a radio but...

EDIT: I just found another thread on this issue: http://forums.adobe.com/message/2101841#2101841 I guess it is "possible", but an "easy" import just isn't going to happen. Thanks!I'm comping a form in Adobe Illustrator. I was figuring I'd just have to recreate it from scratch once I get approval, bu...

Is that possible in LS? There is an option for that in Acrobat. Just wondering.Graham

I have been shoring up my form as of late, making it look "pretty". I've run across a problem that has me perplexed: Sometimes, when I grab the bottom edge of a subform to change it's horizontal dimension (change the overall height of the subform), and move it up as little as one grid unit, the whol...

Paul,But I am trying to always show one of the 6 textboxes inside the subform.I guess what I'm trying to say is if there's some way to cut down on the lines of code, or am I always going to have to say something to the effect of"if line one is visible, then hide line 2hide line 3hide line 4hide line...

I have 6 buttons controlling 6 identically sized  text boxes contained in a single subform.If the user clicks on button 1, textbox 1 is unhidden. If button 2 is clicked, textbox 2 is unhidden and textbox 1 is hidden etc etc.I'm presently using an "if else" statement to hide and unhide textboxes like...

Bruce,Thank you for taking the time to look at this. I appreciate it greatly. This is a contrived example I put together primarily to study Script Objects. I was also practicing using JS to make different things happen within a form. That is the reason for not using Radio Buttons.I can't believe a s...