CHANGE CHECKBUTTON INPUT STYLE

Question

I'm a little disappointed in Adobe.  I use acrobat all the time, but I have very very little experience with scripting.  I've done some research, yet I still can't get the script right.  >Acrobat 7 lets me change the appearance of the checkbox - but here it seems the only way to do that is to script it - UGH<br /><br />First I want the change the input of the checkbox to a check - NOT an 'X' - using Wingdings 2 charachter P<br /><br />Then I need to change the color to blue.<br /><br />I know this is where the change needs to be:<br /><br /></field><br />         <field name="PRO_SVC_MED" w="5.03mm" h="5.83mm" x="139.17mm" y="119.85mm"><br />            <ui><br />               <checkButton size="4.9389mm"><br />                  <border><br />                     <fill><br />                        <color value="255, 255, 255"/><br />                     </fill><br />                     <?templateDesigner StyleID apcb1?><br />                  </border><br />                  <margin/><br />               </checkButton><br />            </ui><br />            <font typeface="Myriad Pro"/><br />            <margin leftInset="0mm" rightInset="0mm"/><br />            <para vAlign="middle"/><br />            <value><br />               <integer>0</integer><br />            </value><br />            <items><br />               <integer>1</integer><br />               <integer>0</integer><br />               <integer>2</integer><br />            </items><br />         </field><br /><br />Also, could someone please tell me what this means:  <?templateDesigner StyleID apcb1?><br /><br />I'd really appreciate the help.<br /><br />Ruthann

Answer 1

sloan2b wrote:
> I think I read somewhere else, but is there a problem w/
> getting the hand cursor to display? I set
useHandCursor="true" and I dont get
> the hand cursor over the label? Will this be fixed in
the next version?
useHandCursor is not supported for Label (it's a
documentation bug that they
are listed there). But you can use <mx:LinkButton>
instead (and you can
change its styles, as desired, to make it look more like a
Label if you want to.)
By the way, on those controls that *do* support
useHandCursor, don't forget to
also set buttonMode="true".
Mike Morearty
Developer, Flex Builder team
http://www.morearty.com/blog