Double-click the Text1 field to open its Properties. Repeat this step for the remaining two text fields. By default, the text fields are named as Text1, Text2, and so on. To change the name of the field, go to the General tab and enter the Name as Num1 or any other name you want, and click Close. Double-click the Text3 field to open its Properties. In the Calculate tab, choose Value Is The , and in the drop-down list choose one of the following. Click Pick.
Click Close. When you enter numbers in Text1 and Text2 fields, Text3 displays the calculated value as per the chosen type of calculation in step3. The predefined calculations are rather limited, for example, there is no division or subtraction. The simplified field notation allows the creation of much more complex calculations. Field names are used as operands. To use the simplified field notation, do the following:. In the JavaScript editor, enter the code to calculate.
Use custom JavaScript to create more complex math calculations. If you change the properties of any one of multiple versions of a form field with the same basic name, those changes affect only that copy of the form field.
To prevent a duplicate or copied form field from reacting in unison with the original field, change the name of the new form field. Tip : To constrain the vertical or horizontal movement as you drag, press and hold Shift. Right-click the form field and choose Create Multiple Copies. In the Create Multiple Copies Of Fields dialog box, select Preview , and move the dialog box as needed so that you can see the original field and the copies on the form page.
To change the dimensions of the original field and all the copies, enter different values in the Change Width and Change Height options. To move the original field and all the copies, click the Up , Down , Left , and Right buttons. To duplicate the form field on every page in the form, select All , and click OK.
To duplicate the form field on a limited range of pages, click the From button, and type the start and ending pages on which you want the form field to appear. Then click OK. Selecting multiple form fields is the first step for several tasks, such as creating copies, aligning form fields, and adjusting the spacing between form fields. To select a range of form fields, click the first form field in the range, and then Shift-click the last form field.
All form fields between the two form fields are selected. To select all form fields in an area of the page, use the Select Object tool to drag a selection marquee around the area. The field that is highlighted in dark blue and displays the border handles is the anchor.
When you select multiple form fields by clicking, the last field selected is the anchor. When you use a marquee, the form field that was created first is the anchor. If you Ctrl-click to deselect the anchor, the form field located in the upper left of the selection becomes the new anchor form field. After you create form fields, you can rearrange, resize, or move them to give the page a cleaner, more professional look.
To resize the field manually, drag a border handle. Hold Shift and drag a corner handle to maintain the current aspect ratio of the form field. To resize to a specific dimension, right-click the field and choose Properties.
Then click the Position tab, and adjust the Width and Height values. You can also right-click the form field that you want the other selected form fields to match. You can move form fields by simply dragging them.
For greater precision in less time, you can use special features that align them with each other, adjust the spacing between them, and center them on the page. Tip : To constrain movement to a horizontal or vertical direction, begin dragging, and then press Shift while continuing to drag the selection. To move to a specific location, right-click the field and choose Properties. Then click the Position tab, and set the Position values. To move either horizontally or vertically in small increments, press the arrow keys to nudge the selected form field into position.
Additional pasted fields are offset from the previously pasted field. You can also right-click the field to which you want to align the other fields. For instance, if our service is temporarily suspended for maintenance we might send users an email. Generally, users may not opt-out of these communications, though they can deactivate their account information. However, these communications are not promotional in nature. We communicate with users on a regular basis to provide requested services and in regard to issues relating to their account we reply via email or phone in accordance with the users' wishes when a user submits their information through our Contact Us form.
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Specifies that data will be compressed before it is encoded. Data is compressed with the Flat compression method. Compressed data usually requires less storage space in the barcode, allowing more data to be stored. In general, select this option if you will use the Acrobat barcode forms decoder to interpret the returned data.
Do not select this option if you will use a handheld barcode scanner, because most of these cannot decode compressed data. Decode Condition. The preset decode conditions represent recommended starting points that you can adjust by clicking the Custom button. Opens a dialog box in which you can select custom processing parameters that are best for your specific scanning and faxing hardware. The available options vary according to barcode types. For example, for a data cell that is twice as high as it is wide, enter 2.
Available only for PDF barcodes. Taller and narrower barcodes generally work better with handheld scanners. Barcode height and width will not be an issue if you are using an Adobe barcode decoder available separately.
Error Correction Level. Corresponds to the level of data redundancy that is added to the barcode to correct any potential decoding errors. Higher levels provide more redundancy and a more robust barcode that will generate more successful decode results. However, higher levels will also result in a larger barcode and a reduced ability to encode user-supplied or form structure data into the barcode.
A more robust barcode can reduce problems created by pen marks, poor print quality, degradation caused by fax transmission, or folds in the document. Manage Barcode Parameters. Enables you to save your custom barcode selections in a file. You can then export the file and make it available to other form authors in your organization. Check Box Style. Specifies the shape of the marker that appears inside the check box when the user selects it: Check the default , Circle, Cross, Diamond, Square, or Star.
This property does not alter the shape of the check box itself. Note : The size of the marker inside the check box is determined by the size of the font you specify in the Appearance tab.
Export Value. Specifies a value to represent the item if the data will be exported. If left blank, the entry for Name in the General tab is used as the export value. For either dropdown boxes or list boxes, you use the Options tab to create a list of items from which the user selects. Although most of the properties on this tab are common to both these types of form fields, a few are exclusive to one type or the other.
Where you type in a value to represent the item if the data will be exported. To change the default item, highlight another item from the list.
Up and Down buttons. Change the order in which the items are listed in the drop-down list. These buttons are not available if Sort Items is selected. Arranges the listed items numerically and alphabetically. A numerical sort if applicable is performed before an alphabetical sort. Check Spelling. Dropdown only Checks the spelling of user-entered text. Multiple Selection. Commit Selected Value Immediately.
Saves the value as soon as the user selects it. If this option is not selected, the value is saved only when the user tabs out of the current field or clicks another form field. For list boxes only, this option is not available if Multiple Selection is selected. Create a group of radio buttons if you want the user to select only one choice among a set of choices.
All the radio buttons in a group have the same Name, but each button has a different Button Value. Button Style. Specifies the shape of the marker that appears inside the button when the user selects it: Check, Circle the default , Cross, Diamond, Square, or Star.
This property does not alter the shape of the radio button itself. Radio Button Choice. Identifies the radio button and differentiates it from other radio buttons that have the same Name value. Button Is Checked By Default. Allows single-click selection of multiple related radio buttons.
For example, if the user selects a radio button that has the same field name and selected content as another, both radio buttons are selected.
Default Value. Specifies the text that appears until the user overwrites it by typing in the field. Enter the default value by typing in this option. Scroll Long Text. Allow Rich Text Formatting. Allows users to apply styling information to the text, such as bold or italic. This might be useful in certain text fields where such styling information is important to the meaning of the text, such as an essay.
Limit Of Characters. This option is available only if Check Spelling is deselected. This option is available only when Scroll Long Text is the only selected option in the Options tab. Comb Of Characters. Spreads the user-entered text evenly across the width of the text field.
If a border color is specified in the Appearance tab, each character entered in the field is separated by lines of that color. This option is available only when no other check box is selected. Four text fields with a border color, using the Comb property B. Text field without the Comb property. Actions properties specify any actions that you want to associate with the form field, such as jumping to a specific page or playing a media clip. The Actions tab appears for all types of form fields and includes the following options:.
Select Trigger. Select Action. Up and down buttons. Change the order in which the selected action appears listed under the trigger. Available only when you have defined multiple actions for the same trigger. The Calculate tab appears in the Properties dialog boxes for only text fields and dropdown boxes. Use these options to perform mathematical operations on existing form field entries and display the result.
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