Hi Paul, I was looking all over the Internet for the script. Can you please send me the script? Thank you!

My email address is joshmok@gmail.com

Paul:

I am interested in your script.

C. Corwin

Cheryl.Corwin@bcbsks.com

Also, could you tell me if your script would work with a fillable form that uses pagination.  We have a fillable form that the pages fillable are dependent on one of the radio buttons selected at the beginning of the form.   Once a selection is made the form is refreshed and the pages are chosen based on that radio button selection.  After the form has been filled out we would like to save the completed form as a non-fillable form.   However, everything we've tried so far to save the form as non-fillable continues to break the pagination.   When we open the saved form it continues to display all the pages of that form regardless of the selection made at the time the form was fillable.  Perhaps this is altogether another issue.  Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Paul,

Thank you for sending me your script, it worked perfectly!!!. However, I was wondering if the email purchase order button could be excluded from the lock all fields function. My purpose is to lock all fields prior to emailing my purchase order. But, after locking the form, the email purchase order button is also locked.  Is there a way to exclude this button from being locked?

Thanks again, and look forward to your reply.

Jay

Paul,

Script me too at  iakov_qvaz@hotmail.com Thank you.

Hi

Can you also send me the script, my email is manoj_goel@msn.com

Thanks in advance.

manoj

Hi Paul

The topic of this thread is of interest to me as well. I have a form that we are using to create a document that we want to save as a uneditable pdf that we will send to our customers. What I would like to be able to do is to create the form in lifecycle, with a "button" on it for the person to lock the form with the data in it, and save the document as a new pdf.

schadt.richard@basco.com

Hi Paul,

I am a newbie to LifeCycle Designer 8 but have had great success creating fillable forms that can be accessed through our intranet.  Once the form has been completed by people using Adobe Reader I would like them to submit the form by email but I do not want the recipients to be able to change the information submitted on the form. (I have also chosen the Acrobat 8 Pro option "Enable User Rights in Adobe Reader")

Do you have a script that would help me prevent the recipients from changing the submitted information?  If so please send to: pmiles@cloverdalepaint.com

thanks, Peter

Thanks very much

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Hi Paul,

Can you send me your script to norbert_ds@yahoo.co.in.

Thanks in advance

Norbert

Paul,

Can you please send me the script?

Thanks,

bush12341234@gmail.com

If you get it, could you forward it to me. I have tried, and somehow can not

seem to get a copy of it.

          Thanks,

               Bob