Creating Interactive PDF w/Indd 5.5 - Form button popping up

I'm creating an interactive pdf with 5.5 and everytime a specific pdf opens a tab appears at the top that says: "Please fill out the following form. If you...."
Does anyone know why this is popping up? and how to find the element in InDesign that is causing it, and delete it or edit it so this message/tab does not appear?
thanks!

It’s an annoyance. The workaround is to set some level of security on the document.
Bob

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there is another way to fill out an entire from from an external data source:
using an XFA form and creating an XML data file programmatically that maps to the form fields - This way you update an entire field at once based on the data that is in an XML data file.
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I'm so confused!! I just want to create interactive pdf files (with video and flash files), but this free trial version is confusing!! help!?!

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Seems that the hyperlink you created on the button to move to the next PDF is not working once it gets moved to a different computer via email, this happens when there is a change in the file path. It works fine when its on our Mac Computer as the path is fixed because the PDF was created on the same computer, however the path gets changed once it is mailed to a different computer.
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Hi Guys
This is Sean Smith. Marilou who wrote the original post works for me. Bob if you could point us in the direction of details you need I’ll ensure we provide the additional information as soon as possible.
M tells me she pretty much doing exactly what Steve's article suggests.
The concern is what a remarkably cumbersome process this appears to be.
Even though I believe her explanation entirely I find the problem to be highly disconcerting as it’s wasting an immense amount of valuable time and inhibiting the production process significantly.
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