Re: I need to substitute the default font (times roman) in my editable form...
You have to do that in Acrobat. You can select any font that you have installed that allows for editable embedding. If you choose something other than the standard base-14 fonts (Times, Helvetica,...
View ArticleRe: How do you import multiple sets of tab delimited text into your form?
Thank You! I thought that I had remembered someone referencing that ability in the past, but I could not recall the correct terminology for the entities to construct something like that - I didn't have...
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Re: Acrobat XI
You first add the field and then set up the calculation on the Calculate tab of the field properties dialog:
View Article"IF" calculations in Adobe Pro forms
I created a form in Adobe Pro and it is working fine except I would like one cell to generate another cells data. I am use to doing this in excel and using the "if" formula. When a user enters data...
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In the field where the user would normally enter a 1, make it read-only and set up the following custom calculation JavaScript: // Custom calculation scriptevent.value = getField("text1").valueAsString...
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I had to fix a typo in the code, so be sure to look at the corrected version through the forum.
View ArticleRe: "IF" calculations in Adobe Pro forms
Thanks, I am interested in your alternative and creating a new custom calculation script for the total. I will try but am not very well versed on writing of the custom scripts.
View ArticleRe: "IF" calculations in Adobe Pro forms
If you provide more details about how the calculation is currently set up, including the field names involved, I can probably help out a bit.
View ArticleRandom systems can't save my form.
I have sent the same fillable form that I created in Acrobat X Pro to over 30 different users and all of them have the same computer system. All have Acrobat Reader X. The security settings have no...
View ArticleRe: "IF" calculations in Adobe Pro forms
Great I would appreciate that…I tried and it is not working; I have 10 Fields in a column, they are named COMMITTEE0 through COMMITTEE9. The field that I want the count of 1 for each one with a...
View ArticleRe: I need to substitute the default font (times roman) in my editable form...
I called a friend of mine who walked me through this so I will post the instructions for anyone else who may be having this problem... 1. Open the PDF with the form fields in a recent version of...
View ArticleRe: "IF" calculations in Adobe Pro forms
You say one of the dropdown items is empty, but there has to be something, often just a single space character. Can you clarify what the exact item value for the one that appears to be blank? You can...
View ArticleRe: "IF" calculations in Adobe Pro forms
An item in a drop-down can be empty (an empty string), if set using a script.
View ArticleRe: Random systems can't save my form.
Have you applied extended reader rights to the PDF?
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Do any messages get displayed or do they get any error messages when they attempt to save? If so, what is the exact text of the messages?
View ArticleRe: Random systems can't save my form.
Do the two with the problem have the same identical version level as the others, or newer? Older versions are compatible with pdf's up to an including that version but any created with new versions...
View ArticleRe: how to find and replace data in form fields in acrobat xi, its not...
by using CTRL+F, its a previous year date and i want to replace them with current year date.
View ArticleRe: how to find and replace data in form fields in acrobat xi, its not...
i am attaching here the form in which i am trying to replace text. please see if u can help. thanx. http://www.mca.gov.in/MCA21/Download_eForm_choose.htmlin the site search for form 20b and download it.
View ArticleRe: how to find and replace data in form fields in acrobat xi, its not...
Easiest way to do it is the following:- Open the PDF file in Acrobat.- Go to Tools - Forms - More Form Options - Export Data.- Save the form data as an XML file somewhere on your system.- Open XML the...
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