Livecycle Form Designer Needed!

Hello,
I'm looking for someone to finish an existing form we use within our company. Experience in designing forms in Livecycle as well as Javacscript and Web Services is a must. We would also like to look at integrating the existing form in to Quickbooks. This would be an hourly contract position and location does not matter. Once this form is completed we'll have some others as well based upon the quality of work. If anyone is interested email me at [email protected] and include any examples of forms you have designed and an overview of your experience in designing forms in LiveCycle.
Thanks,
Jerrod Tuck

Well just thought I should feedback that I have found out this issue is to do with the preview not necessarily saving bound drop down menu to the published document. To maintain the dropdown list as bound requires that one opens the document in Acrobat 9 pro and import the file (xml in my case) from whereever the data was kept directly before saving and distributing the document.

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