Hi,the meaning of the '8'-pattern is described in the XFA specification.http://partners.adobe.com/public/developer/en/xml/xfa_spec_3_3.pdf#page=1177

Hi,use the pattern num{zz9.8} if the decimal places are optional.

This only means that there is no description for this sign in the font, not that it doesn't exist.Anyway, what happens, when you open your form in Reader/Acrobat?Does it display also the square instead of the rupee sign?Try my sample form too.If it also doesn't show the sign, you may have to check y...

The question is what Unicode position the rupee sign is allocated in the specific font.Check the char map of windows of locate the character and the copy it into Designer.

Hmm, I don't have that problem in Designer ES2 and was able to paste the rupee sign from the char map into the dropdown.Make sure then font you use in Designer supports the rupee sign.

The question is where you wanna use the character.In dialogs you can use the unicode sequence \u20b9 to show the new rupee sign.xfa.host.messageBox("123 \u20b9");In texts and fields it depends on the selected font if the sign is available or not.I found several articles that stated to hold down ALT ...

Msterpages do not provide page breaks at all.You have to move your content to a body page.

Hi,if you need an easy way to design the mailTo button you can use my macro for Designer (9.x and 10.x).It will add a mailTo script to a regular button.http://thelivecycle.blogspot.com/2011/07/mailto-maker-macro.html

Doubleclick the ruler and select the measurement.

You can read the full som expression of a field it the script editor.Go to the master page and select your text field.Then open the script editor and select any available script.The first line in the script editor show the som expression such asform1.#pageSet[0].Page1.TextField2::exit - (JavaScript,...