This is a side effect of the calculate event in the target text field. The value is there but not displayed by the text fields widget. Add the script in the calculate event of another element like a surrounding subform or a hidden button.

You can do so. You'll need at least an invisible plain text field which gets populated by the XML and a RichText field, which will display values plus superscripted numbers for endnotes etc. With a few lines of JavaScript you'll get you result.var cSourceText = PlainTextField.rawValue,    cSuperScri...

You can stil import data using JavaScript. Here's an example: LiveCycle Blog: XML per Skript in Adobe Reader importieren//Import XML via Script into Adobe Reader

Here you go: LiveCycle Blog: Designer ES4 direkte Download-Links//Designer ES4 direct download links

Uhmmm, never seen this before. Can you share a form showing this problem?

Hm, I hope I can clarify it a bit for you.There are several programs available to create PDF forms (Adobe Acrobat, Livecycle Designer, FormCentral, InDesign).Ann there are mainly two kinds of PDF forms you can create — static and dynamic, but it depends on the program what kind of form you can creat...

There is no product named Acrobat Reader.You either use have Adobe Acrobat (PDF editor) or Adobe Reader (PDF viewer).To add the additional rights to your form you'll need Acrobat!

To attach a filled copy of your form to an email you have to add usage Rights to the form first.You can add those rights with Acrobat XI under File > Save As Other > Reader Extended PDF > Enable More Tools.

Designer 8.x is quite old and hasn't been designed to run under Windows 7.If you have any problems try to reinstall the application or try to run it with compatibility mode for Win XP.

Well, the pattern will only change the displayed value but not the rawValue stored in the data DOM.So you'll get the unrounded value when you use it somewhere else.