I think both of your problems are solvable.Problem 1:There are two possible solutions you can attempt to address this problem.  One is the way you are currently trying, which is by putting the fields in the Master Page.  I personally don't recommend this, because putting anything but static text or ...

I've not found a way to do this from within the JavaScript of a form...I don't know that it's possible.  I have looked at this issue before though, specifically regarding opening Dynamic PDFs in a SharePoint webpart.  If you have a URL to a .pdf file, you can add #toolbar=0 to hide the toolbar.  I b...

My guess would be that the JavaScript could figure itself out.  Say you've got two objects:Thing_ThingThis line of JavaScript can only mean one thing:_Thing.addInstance()There is no .addInstance() to an object without the instance manager.  So I would think the JavaScript engine would know that the ...

That is strange.  Try embedding the image into the PDF if you are not already.  If that doesn't work or you are already doing that, I'm not sure what else to try.  My guess would have to be that is has to do with the fact that your logo image was created by converting a PDF to a TIF.  I don't know w...

I've never seen that happen.  Interesting.  Have you checked to see when this occurs?  Is it only in Design View?  Is it also in Preview PDF view?  Does it also happen if you open the form in Acrobat/Reader standalone?  It may be something that Designer is doing just to save memory if it's not happe...

Embedding the font shouldn't make your file size too large.  To answer about XCI URI question, I have no idea.  I've not done any work with that functionality.  Some things you can check though:1.  If you have images anywhere in your XDP/PDF, make sure they are NOT embedded.  This can be checked in ...

Changing basically anything in a masterpage is not recommended.  They don't respond well to scripting.  It MAY be possible, but I urge you to find a different solution.Ryan D. LunkaCardinal Solutions Grouprlunka@cardinalsolutions.com

There are 3 sets of borders you can adjust.  The cell, the row, and the table.  The cell will be the border immediately around an individual cell (similar to in MS Excel).  The row will be an entire row of cells (horizontally).  The table border is the outer edge of the table as a whole.  One possib...

There are transaction settings in the process properties that for short-lived processes you can set.  Adobe provides documentation on what these settings mean.Ryan D. LunkaCardinal Solutions Grouprlunka@cardinalsolutions.com

It's difficult to tell from your description exactly what you are doing to cause your problem.  It seems like your post is regarding two seperate issues dealing with schemas.  From what it sounds like to me, you may get a better response for #1 in the LiveCycle Designer forum, because that is defini...