Free form Drawing inside Acrobat

Is it possible to enable a user to free form draw (lines, boxes etc) inside a designated part of the form.
I'd like to use this in a scenario where i ask students to draw a certain chromosome or cell composition.
I've got a form setup which can be filled out electroniccaly, questions (open, multiple choice, types can be added in) but a "draw this" consutruction can't seem to be inserted to the form.
Thanks for your help!
Rob

If you see it as a problem with the way it is working and can document the issue, please submit a change/fix request to Acrobat Feature Requests. I have issues with the pencil tool if used for annotations. If you are not careful when doing crosses and/or dots, you end up selecting the object instead and it starts moving. It sounds like your issue is a bit different and may be related to how Acrobat is recognizing the touch on the screen.

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Editing Form Fields inside Acrobat? (after using LiveCycle Designer)

Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extended == Acrobat
LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2 == LiveCycle Designer
=========================================
Say I downloaded a new PDF from the interwebs.
I want to add some forms fields so I go to Forms ==> Add or Edit Fields... (inside Acrobat)
Now Acrobat will detect possible places where to add the form fields. I make changes etc. Then I am satisfied with my form fields.
Now say I want to remove a particular object from the PDF, lets take an image as an example.
So I fire up LiveCycle Designer; File ==> New ==> Import a PDF document ==> Create an Interactive Form with a Flowable Layout.
I remove that pesky little object.
In LiveCycle Designer, I save the file as PDF.
I open up Acrobat. I realize I need to make some more changes to some of the Form Fields.
But now instead of "Add or Edit Fields..." option I get "Edit Form in Designer..."
I hate the GUI of LiveCycle Designer --- I had rather edit the form fields from inside Acrobat, as it is easy and fast to change multiple form fields in a few clicks.

Thank you Niall for the above response; Your response gave me an idea which allowed me to remove that line by zooming in to 200%
You know Acrobat detects Form Fields for you.
But many times it makes mistakes, for example in the screenshot below it made the boxes that came with the PDF as text fields instead of check boxes.
The thing is rather than me delete the (form) fields it detected, and start over by making new check boxes, I will not be able to place my new check box in exact locations as Acrobat has done.
When I imported the fields that Acrobat made into LC (by saving the PDF in Acrobat and then opening it with LC) I get option to change the Object Type from Text Field to Check Box when I right click the object.
Is there a similar way to change the Object Type from Text Field to Check Box inside Acrobat? Any suggestions?
===========
I would really like to do it inside Acrobat because then if I have to make some minor changes to some field properties, all my hard work which I did by filling the fields gets deleted, as I am forced to use LC. The text I add to the fields don't get deleted when I edit the field properties inside Acrobat. I don't know why LC decides to delete all the text which is filled out in the form fields even though the PDF is saved in Acrobat before being imported into LC?
Here is the above PDF file with the text boxes:
http://www.mediafire.com/?lnn32jm5am5
Again thanks for all your guidance so far.

Free form drawing

In .ai I am trying to make maps of my hiking trails. I am a hobbyist. My river path is sinuous and when I use the pencil tool to add the trail certain pieces of the river path disappear.
I can select the disappeared path and it shows up as partly solid and where a piece has disappeared it is simply a thin line with anchor points evident.
What do I do to keep all paths showing completely?

Sounds like you are encountering display problems with the Preview. Have you checked the curvature settings on your paths? Multiple strokes? to perfectly control the display order, simply create a new layer before drawing and lock all the layers you want to leave untouched.
Mylenium

Why can't I create Fillable PDF Forms using Adobe Acrobat X Pro and upload to Dreamweaver?

I can create fillable PDF Forms using Adobe Acrobat X Pro. I can email them to someone using Adobe Reader (free) and they can fill them, save and email to me. But when I upload the form to Dreamweaver CS5, the form is not fillable. And yes, I saved it as a Reader Extended PDF-Enable Additional Features.

I see no reason for this form to fail in Reader. Some questions for you.
1. On the system with Adobe Reader, what is the system and the version of Adobe Reader?
2. Are you viewing the PDF in a browser on the system with Reader, or in an Adobe Reader window?
3. If it's a browser
(a) what is the browser
(b) if you download the file instead, and open directly in Reader, what happens?

How to use Acrobat 9 standard to create a PDF form that an Acrobat reader can save

Hi,
I'm evaluating Acrobat 9 standard edition. I want to create a PDF with a form that allow Acrobat Reader users to fill in the form and save to their local machine.
I looked at "Can I save a filled out PDF form using the free Adobe Reader? "
However, it refers to version 8 and has a link to another page that states to look in Acrobat 8 help. Well I can't anything for how to create right-enable PDF in the help.
How can I do this in Acrobat 9?
Thanks.

I think that the right's enabling was added to AA9 Std. It was not part of AA8 Std as far as I know. However, you need to read the restrictions on the use of the reader rights. There is a 500 form use limit. If you exceed that limit you are supposed to contact Adobe for negotiations for further use. I do not think those restrictions have changed with AA9, but read the EULA to check it out.

When printing form using Adobe Acrobat X, I get squares over my italic text

Hi,
I have created an Adobe Form using Adobe Acrobat XI Pro and just printed it to check whether this works and the following occured:
- When printing my 14 page document using adobe reader everything looked great
- When printing my 14 page document using adobe prof X (not XI !) the italic text had some (non filled, seethrough) squares throughout it. The squares are not constant (5-15 squares per sentence) and I cannot recognize a pattern. However, they appear each time I print the entire document.
- When printing only one page of the document (that has italic text on it) it prints fine with either the free adobe reader or adobe pro X.
Font is Verdana,Italic. Size is 8,27 pt. Data is sometimes embedded (I did not use this feature and have no idea what is means). I always use Windows. Right now windows 7 to be exact.
One more thing: as you can see above the file was created using adobe XI. However, my company uses adobe pro X and therefore the document had to be printable using adobe pro X.
Can someone please help me? I have put a lot of time in the design of this form and not being able to print it correctly is a real dealbreaker for using it which would mean my efforts were wasted.
I added an example to clearify:
Best,
Linda

This is all I can find in KB:
http://kb2.adobe.com/cps/877/cpsid_87775.html#main_Known_issues_on_Windows_
I downloaded MS hotfix and the issue still persists.
We have to identify if this is an adobe issue or a microsoft issue.

InDesign / Acrobat Mystery - interactive buttons misinterpreted as form fields by Acrobat

hi everybody
I am quickly approaching a deadline and have only few hair left... i stumbled upon a bug or whatever in InDesign... After countless hours of pinpointing the root of the error i am able to reconstruct the error scenerio in few steps that go like this:
1 - create a blank ID document with 37 pages
2 - go to Master Page A in that document
3 - create 3 interactive buttons with the button tool anywhere on the Master Page A, leave the buttons blank
4 - export all pages to PDF with all interactive options ON
NOW !
what i get when i open this PDF in Acrobat is an annoying pink bar across the width of the page saying this:
Please fill out the following form. If you are a form author, choose Distribute Form in the Forms menu to send it to your recipients.
NOW WHERE THE HACK IS THAT COMING FROM AND HOW TO TURN IT OFF !!!
TO MAKE YOUR HEAD TWIST !
try exporting the same ID document but only pages 1-20 and the annoying pink stripe does not appear in this case... crazy - no changes to the document...
please help ASAP i wasted two days figuring this out...
since this is a king of ID/ACRO combined problem appearing on PC or MAC i post it on all related forums... sorry i see no other options...

-------------------- PROBLEM SOLVED -------------------------
ok so to make it quick the whole ill behaviour seems to be a bug appearing only in combination of InDesign 5.0.x and Acrobat 8.0.0 for Macintosh, the problem could be solved using Acrobat 8.1.2
since most of the bug fixes in Acrobat 8.1 and 8.1.2 updates are according to Adobe "bug fixes of Form-Related Issues" this makes total sense...
-------------------- QUICKEST SOLUTION ------------------------
1 - upgraded to Acrobat 8.1.2 for Macintosh
2 - exported the PDF -WITHOUT- any buttons
3 - opened the PDF in Acrobat 8.1.2 and created the buttons manually inside Acrobat 8.1.2
ANYBODY WITH ACROBAT 8.0.0 FOR MACINTOSH WILL STILL SEE THE PINK BAR !!!
EVERYBODY ELSE (READER 9.0, ACROBAT 8.1.2) WONT SEE THE PINK BAR OR ICON ANYMORE!!!
GOOD BYE EVRYBODY AND THANKS TO ALL WHO HELPED ME SOLVE THE PROBLEM...

Why cannot I distribute forms in Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional (when following directions)?

Why cannot I distribute forms in Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional (when following directions)?

Hello,
When you try to open Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional, the application returns the error "Adobe Acrobat 8 Professional cannot be launched at this time. You must launch at least one other suite component (such as Adobe Photoshop) before launching Acrobat 8 Professional."
Please try to do one of the following solutions:
* Open another Creative Suite 3 application first.
*Open any other Creative Suite 3 application and follow the on-screen instructions to enter a serial number and activate your software. Then open Acrobat 8 Professional.
But if you have MAC OS - Move the Acrobat, Adobe PCD, and Adobe PDF folders.
Quit any Adobe applications that are open.
In the Finder, navigate to /Library/Application Support/Adobe.
Note: This folder path refers to the Library folder at the root level of the startup disk, not the Library folder that is inside a user's Home folder.
Move the following folders to your Documents folder or another safe location:
Acrobat
Adobe PCD
Adobe PDF
Important: Do not delete these folders.
4. Open Acrobat 8 Professional.
5. Enter your serial number when prompted.
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Form Fields Inside CFWINDOW

I have some text input fields (cfinput) inside of some
cfwindows. The cursor is not displaying in these fields, and I
cannot set the focus to the first text field using the JavaScript
.focus() method.
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Thank you Niall for the above response; Your response gave me an idea which allowed me to remove that line by zooming in to 200%
You know Acrobat detects Form Fields for you.
But many times it makes mistakes, for example in the screenshot below it made the boxes that came with the PDF as text fields instead of check boxes.
The thing is rather than me delete the (form) fields it detected, and start over by making new check boxes, I will not be able to place my new check box in exact locations as Acrobat has done.
When I imported the fields that Acrobat made into LC (by saving the PDF in Acrobat and then opening it with LC) I get option to change the Object Type from Text Field to Check Box when I right click the object.
Is there a similar way to change the Object Type from Text Field to Check Box inside Acrobat? Any suggestions?
===========
I would really like to do it inside Acrobat because then if I have to make some minor changes to some field properties, all my hard work which I did by filling the fields gets deleted, as I am forced to use LC. The text I add to the fields don't get deleted when I edit the field properties inside Acrobat. I don't know why LC decides to delete all the text which is filled out in the form fields even though the PDF is saved in Acrobat before being imported into LC?
Here is the above PDF file with the text boxes:
http://www.mediafire.com/?lnn32jm5am5
Again thanks for all your guidance so far.

Problem with Buttons/Form Fields in Acrobat PDF when created in InDesign CS4

So I have been working for quite some time on an interactive form for an internal client at my job. It has two major components, one is the side bar navigation, which I created using buttons in InDesign which link to bookmarks in the document. The second aspect is that I also created "check boxes" accoring to this video: http://www.adobe.com/designcenter/cs4/articles/lrvid4434_ds.html
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UGH tired of this project, I am really bastardizing the whole thing to get it done, but want to figure out the problem as this is an ongoing document that we will be using over and over again in future years.
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Acrobat's Form Wizard is good but not perfect when creating form data from a PDF. I have never encountered Acrobat not able to finish the process of creating all form fields, but have encountered very slugish performance afterwards when there was a lot of forms, buttons, and other elements within the pages. And I would say, from your attached PDF, it is pretty heavy with content. I am going to suggest an idea, but I have not tested this to see if it would work.
In InDesign, create a layer for your navigation tabs, and a layer for your text with the check boxes. Create two PDFs from ID, one PDF with just your-nav tabs, the second with just your text with check boxes. In Acrobat, perform the Form Wizard on the second PDF and see if this will finish, the idea here is to reduce the cllutter for the Form Wizard to finish. If it does, you can merge the first PDF as a layer with the second to have a completed document. Again, I have not tested this theory.

How do I set the default Hero image in a Muse slideshow widget when using Free Form Thumbnails?

Hello,
I am trying to find out how to set the default Hero image when using a Muse slideshow widget and in the Layout section I have the "Free Form Thumbnails"
box checked.
In other words, when the page loads I want to define which image displays as the first Hero image.
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But when I select the Free Form Thumbnails" checkbox I don't know how to define which image shows first as the Hero image.
I have a short video at this link where I illustrate the question:
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I have added a WMV video file at the link below:
http://amson.org/misc/default-hero-image-1.wmv
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Hi,
The sequence of operation you are doing to set the home page for public users is correct. You are getting the login screen as the "custom page group" selected as "home page" has not been granted to public.
Also, while logging-out, it is normal behaviour to get the screen where it shows the list of partner applications from where user has been logged-out. When you click on "Return" button, you will get to the "home page" set above.
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How do I add a functional "submit button" to a pdf form in Adobe Acrobat Pro XI ? I created the pdf form in Adobe Forms Central. It's for an online Diet Questionnaire. After people complete the form I'd like them to click "SUBMIT" and the completed form will be emailed to me.

This can be a bit confusing because Acrobat 11 comes with the desktop app that allows you to create simple PDF forms without having a FormsCentral account. Some people find this helpful, but you need to understand that when you generate the PDF form, it is Reader-enabled by Acrobat. In order to edit the form further in Acrobat, you have to create a non-enabled copy of the form. You do this in Acrobat by opening the form and selecting: File > Save a Copy
and opening the copy. It is not opened automatically.
You can now add a button and set it up to submit by email, either using a "Submit a form" action or the submitForm JavaScript method. You can set it up to include just the form data or the entire PDF, and will want to use a mailto type URL. Submitting the form to the FormsCentral server has a number of important advantages over email (much more reliable, more secure, etc.), so you might want to consider it.
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Free form search problem

Hello Experts,
There is a qualifier table in which 'Due Date' is one of the field (of data type Date).
Now, In Data Manager when I try the free form search by entering date in the 'Due Date' field as the filter, it does not show up any records, although there are many records with such date (12/29/2012).
What is going wrong ? Can someone please help ?
Thank you

Hi,
Where are you searching these records for this Due Date..?
You will find records corresponding to this date, Please select Main table as you current table in MDM data Manager. In Free-form search you will find this field and there you need to select this 12/31/9999 from calendar. Once you set this you would able to see filter records with this criteria.
Kindly revert with result.
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Hi Shridhar,
RFID Antennas
RFID antennas are always connected to an interrogator. This allows for the transmission of signals to and from the tag.
Antenna Design
Depending on the design, antennas can be either mono-static or bi-static:
Mono-static antennas are based on a principle by which a single antenna transmits a signal coming from the interrogator to the area as well as receives a signal coming from tags and these functions are switched in fractions of seconds. This requires use of a circulator in a reader that multiplexes the receive and transmit signals through a single port. There is some loss and phase distortion due to the use of a circulator.
Bi-static antennas include two antennas, where one antenna is dedicated to transmitting, and the other antenna is dedicated to receiving. Both dedicated antennas can be but do not have to be in the same casing. In bi-static antenna, a circulator is not required, which improves the performance and sensitivity of the antenna.
Antenna Polarity
Antenna polarity is very important because it affects the quality of communication between the interrogator and tag.
The interrogator's antenna and the tag's antenna should have the same polarization. If polarization is not realized, a severe loss in signal, along with a drastic decrease in a read range, which results in unsuccessful communication with a tag, can be experienced.
<b>Polarization can be either circular or linear.</b>
Linear polarization is relative to the surface of the earth.
<b>Linear polarization can also be either horizontal or vertical:</b>
Horizontally polarized signals propagate parallel to the earth.
Vertically polarized signals propagate perpendicular to the earth.
Antennas with circular polarization can receive signals from both the vertical and horizontal planes by injecting the signal at two points on the antenna radiated slightly out of phase creating a rotating effect on the field. However, there is a slight loss of signal strength, due to the constructive and deconstructive effect of the field being slightly out of phase.
Refer this link to get the other details regarding the Antenna Design
http://www.ibmpressbooks.com/articles/article.asp?p=413662&seqNum=2&rl=1
Also the Refer this link to get the detailed Antenna Anatomy
http://americanrfidsolutions.com/members/download/3.pdf
I hope This answers your question.
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Pawan

Select text based on format (free form style text)

As suggested by Apple, I'm trying to create my first ePub using Pages as opposed to inDesign.
I only have a PDF as a source file and don't want to re-type all the text.
When I copy the text from the PDF and paste to Pages, the text comes in with the 'free form' style applied no matter what options I select during copy and paste.
In order to produce an ePub, I need to set styles for the text. This is quite tedious.
Is there any way to select text based on the way it is formatted when styles are not applied to the text?

Here is a script which may be useful if your problem surface again.
--{code}
--[SCRIPT words_attributes_to_Style]
Enregistrer le script en tant que Script : words_attributes_to_Style.scpt
déplacer le fichier ainsi créé dans le dossier
<VolumeDeDémarrage>:Users:<votreCompte>:Library:Scripts:Applications:Pages:
Il vous faudra peut-être créer le dossier Pages et peut-être même le dossier Applications.
Ouvrir un document Pages contenant des mots soulignés
Aller au menu Scripts , choisir Pages puis choisir “words_attributes_to_Style”
Le script appliquera :
le style "Souligné" aux mots soulignés
le style "Accentuation" aux mots en gras
le style "Italic" (si vous l'avez créé) aux mots en italique.
--=====
L’aide du Finder explique:
L’Utilitaire AppleScript permet d’activer le Menu des scripts :
Ouvrez l’Utilitaire AppleScript situé dans le dossier Applications/AppleScript.
Cochez la case “Afficher le menu des scripts dans la barre de menus”.
Sous 10.6.x,
aller dans le panneau “Général” du dialogue Préférences de l’Éditeur Applescript
puis cocher la case “Afficher le menu des scripts dans la barre des menus”.
--=====
Save the script as a Script: words_attributes_to_Style.scpt
Move the newly created file into the folder:
<startup Volume>:Users:<yourAccount>:Library:Scripts:Applications:Pages:
Maybe you would have to create the folder Pages and even the folder Applications by yourself.
Select a Pages document embedding underlined words
Go to the Scripts Menu, choose Pages, then choose “words_attributes_to_Style”
The script will apply :
the named style "Underlined" to the underlined words
the named style "Emphasis" to bolded words
the named style "Italic" (assuming that you defined it) to italicized words.
--=====
The Finder’s Help explains:
To make the Script menu appear:
Open the AppleScript utility located in Applications/AppleScript.
Select the “Show Script Menu in menu bar” checkbox.
Under 10.6.x,
go to the General panel of AppleScript Editor’s Preferences dialog box
and check the “Show Script menu in menu bar” option.
--=====
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France)
2011/11/13
2011/11/13 enhanced by Nigel Garvey in : http://macscripter.net/viewtopic.php?pid=145883#p145883
--=====
on run
          set Underlined_loc to my getLocalizedStyleName("Pages", "Blank.template", "STYLE_Underline")
          set Emphasis_loc to my getLocalizedStyleName("Pages", "Blank.template", "STYLE_Emphasis")
          tell application "Pages" to tell document 1
                    set character style of words whose underline type is single underline or underline type is double underline to character style Underlined_loc
                    set character style of words whose bold is true to character style Emphasis_loc
Assuming that you defined your own Italic style named "Italic", you may use : *)
                    try
                              set character style of words whose italic is true to character style "Italic"
                    end try
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end run
--=====
Example
set Heading8_loc to my getLocalizedStyleName("Pages", "STYLE_Heading 8")
Requires :
getLocalizedName()
on getLocalizedStyleName(theApp, tName, x)
activate application theApp
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                    (application file of application process theApp as text) & "Contents:Resources:Templates:" & tName & ":Contents:Resources:"
                    return my getLocalizedName(theApp, x, result)
          end tell
end getLocalizedStyleName
--=====
on getLocalizedName(a, x, f)
          tell application a to return localized string x from table "Localizable" in bundle file f
end getLocalizedName
--=====
List of default styles embedded in the Blank template :
"STYLE_Body" = "Corps";
"STYLE_Body Bullet" = "Puce du corps de texte";
"STYLE_Bullet" = "Puce";
"STYLE_Caption" = "Légende";
"STYLE_Emphasis" = "Accentuation";
"STYLE_Footnote Text" = "Texte de note de bas de page";
"STYLE_Free Form" = "Format libre";
"STYLE_Harvard" = "Harvard";
"STYLE_Header & Footer" = "En-tête et bas de page";
"STYLE_Heading 1" = "Sous-section 1";
"STYLE_Heading 2" = "Sous-section 2";
"STYLE_Heading 3" = "Sous-section 3";
"STYLE_Heading 4" = "Sous-section 4";
"STYLE_Heading 5" = "Sous-section 5";
"STYLE_Heading 6" = "Sous-section 6";
"STYLE_Heading 7" = "Sous-section 7";
"STYLE_Heading 8" = "Sous-section 8";
"STYLE_Heading 9" = "Sous-section 9";
"STYLE_Legal" = "Légal";
"STYLE_None" = "Aucun";
"STYLE_Normal" = "Normal";
"STYLE_Normal 22" = "Normal 22";
"STYLE_Normal 4" = "Normal 4";
"STYLE_Normal 8" = "Normal 8";
"STYLE_Numbered List" = "Liste numérotée";
"STYLE_Series_0" = "Series_0";
"STYLE_Series_1" = "Series_1";
"STYLE_Series_2" = "Series_2";
"STYLE_Series_3" = "Series_3";
"STYLE_Series_4" = "Series_4";
"STYLE_Series_5" = "Series_5";
"STYLE_Strikethrough" = "Barré";
"STYLE_TOC" = "Table des matières";
"STYLE_TOC Heading 1" = "Sous-section 1 de table des matières";
"STYLE_TOC Heading 2" = "Sous-section 2 de table des matières";
"STYLE_TOC Heading 3" = "Sous-section 3 de table des matières";
"STYLE_TOC Heading 4" = "Sous-section 4 de table des matières";
"STYLE_Title" = "Titre";
"STYLE_Underline" = "Souligné";
"STYLE_[Null]" = "[Nul]";
You may use more sophisticated custom styles embedding several properties:
baseline shift (real) : Raise or lower the target text.
bold (boolean) : Whether the font style is bold.
capitalization type (all caps/normal capitalization/small caps) : Whether a capitalization style is applied.
character background color (color) : The color of the character's background.
color (color) : The color of the font.
font name (text) : The name of the font.
font size (real) : The size of the font.
italic (boolean) : Whether the font style is italic.
ligatures (all ligatures/default ligatures/none) : Remove ligatures from the target text if the document is set to use ligatures.
name (text) : The name of the style.
outline (boolean) : Whether the font style is outline.
shadow (boolean) : Whether the text box content casts a shadow or not.
shadow angle (real) : The directional angle, in degrees, that the shadow is cast.
shadow blur (integer) : The relative amount of blur of images seen through the shadow.
shadow color (color) : The color of the shadow.
shadow offset (real) : The offset from the text box content that the shadow extends to.
shadow opacity (real) : The amount of opacity for the shadow, in percent.
strikethrough color (color) : The color of the strikethrough line(s).
strikethrough type (double strikethrough/none/single strikethrough) : Whether one or more lines are drawn through the characters.
subscript (boolean) : Decrease the font size and lower the baseline of the text.
superscript (boolean) : Decrease the font size and raise the baseline of the text.
tracking (real) : The space between text characters, in percent.
underline color (color) : The color of the underline(s).
underline type (double underline/none/single underline) : Whether the font style is underline.
--[/SCRIPT]
--{code}
Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) lundi 2 janvier 2012
iMac 21”5, i7, 2.8 GHz, 12 Gbytes, 1 Tbytes, mac OS X 10.6.8 and 10.7.2
My iDisk is : http://public.me.com/koenigyvan
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