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"You cannot use the simplified field notation. This can only be done with custom JavaScript calculations. Using the absolute value assumes" in Forms • 5 replies |
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"You can use the absolute value method of the Math object." in Forms • 5 replies |
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"With Acrobat Pro you can set the Initial View through the batch process. With Debenu PDF Tools you can also set the properties of selecte" in JavaScript • 5 replies |
3 days ago |
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"Prior to the release of Reader XI, Reader could not use the spawn method.with Reader unless special Reader Extended Rights were applied to t" in JavaScript • 2 replies |
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"Posting code without the context of the form is harder to debug. function SetFieldValues(cBox1only) { this.getField("Strength1").valu" in JavaScript • 3 replies |
4 days ago |
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"Only if your discount percent field is formatted as "Number" and not as a 'Percentage". Images do not provide enough detail about the for" in Forms • 2 replies |
4 days ago |
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"Since you are using drop down boxes, you could use the export value to be the minutes from midnight for each option. This would simplify you" in JavaScript • 1 replies |
4 days ago |
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"See Programming List and Combo fields in Acrobat and LiveCycle forms by Thom Parker. This is not simple programing, but it follows standa" in JavaScript • 3 replies |
4 days ago |
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"You need to write a custom calculation script and for that you need to provide field names for the check boxes and the related text field t" in Forms • 3 replies |
6 days ago |
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"JavaScript is a computer language, so one writes their own code to perform a specific task. You would need to provide more information like" in JavaScript • 1 replies |
6 days ago |
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"You need to clarify which page box you are testing, Art, Bleed, BBox, Crop, or Trim, using the "getPageBox" for each page and then test each" in JavaScript • 23 replies |
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