Javascript and the "Document Message Bar"

Hello to all :) and I'm sorry for may poor english ;)
I would like to get control about the check-box in the "Document Message Bar" by javascript.
That check-box have these labels: "highlight fields" and "highlight required fields".
any help?
Thank you in advance!!!! :-)
bye
Roberto.

Hi Roberto,
I requested this of Adobe several months ago - it should be on their enhancement list.
Kind regards,
John

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