Submit function

Is there a way to have a submit button on the PDF image instead of sending the link. I want to send the email with the attached saved PDF form, then instead of requiring the user to save it on their end, be able to submit it directly back to me by email.

With a paid FormsCentral account you can save your forms as PDF to distribute by attaching to an email, when the user fills out the PDF the Submit button would send the data back to the FormsCentral servers and would show up in the Responses tab in FormsCentral. You can also configure the form so you get email notifications for each submission including the data submitted.
Does that sound like it satisfies what you are looking for?
Thanks,
Josh

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Hello, a submit button is on the stage next to a text input field. It must be possible to use both mouse and the enter key to press the button.
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So it would have to be something like this? But now the MouseEvent won't work? Do I really have to create a duplicate of the function for both to work? Seems like a hassle..
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Hi,
I have a requirement, to call the standard transaction skiping the initial screen ( passing the selection screen values to initial screen ) thru program ( SE38 ).
So if i applied for Call Transaction, there is no parameter ID for the input of strandard Tcode.
So, how can i call the standard transaction skipping the initial screen with passing the values. If i use the SUBMIT statement it is giving the error "Function Pool cannot use in SUBMIT statement".
Remember that, once i click back button on the second screen, it should come to selection screen of Z program only.
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Submit function pool program

hi all,
i am using submit statement in Z program and calling standard program of SM37, but problem is that it is going for dump and saying that we cant use submit for function-pool.
can anyone please tell me that how can i submit? can i call this by using call transaction? actually i have to pass selection screen parameters also from my Z program and have to skip standard selection screen.
plz help.
regards.

saurabh srivastava,
There are few things regarding your query, which I need to clarify
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CALL TRANSACTION 'SM37' and SKIP FIRST SCREEN.
<li>If you want to use AND SKIP FIRST SCREEN statement , need to follow the below conditions
"1.For the initial dynpro, in the Screen Painter the own dynpro number must not be specified as the next screen number.
"2.All mandatory input fields of the initial dynpro must be filled completely and with the correct values by the SPA/GPA parameters
<li>Please press F1 help on * and SKIP FIRST SCREEN* statement to see how to use.
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Javascript submit() function

Ok, I've been working on this all day and I hoping someone
can help me.
The alerts work correctly, but the form never submits. I've
tried changing the cfinputs to read submit versus button. When I do
that, it blows by the JS alerts and submits the page. I need the
alerts to appear BEFORE submitting the page.
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action="prereqBranch.cfm" format="flash">
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function submitButton(type) {
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alert("Before you can mark a LIN for transition, you must
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style="horizontalAlign:center;">
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THANK YOU!
Jennifer

Great! This is what worked. Thanks ScareCrow!
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ok I'm pretty sure this is the wrong place, but i was looking to see if there was an adobe reader plugin for browsers and if so if there is a way to overwrite the default browser pdf viewer setting with the adobe reader viewer, sorta like opening the reader on the site,, maybe hosting a scripted version of acrobat or reader, that when uploaded to the server can be launched as a default pdf viewer inside the site itself.
Might be simpler to explain the ends i';m trying to achieve here.. I have a application form for a daycare saved as a pdf on the server, but as you know clicking the submit button from the browsers default viewer does nothing.. well i'm looking for a way to change that with out having to code the form or implement a bunch of script and databases.. script i can deal with but i dont want to set up a database that a user would then need to go to in order to acess the submited information.. I want the info once completed in the pdf to be emailed to the end user email address, still in a pdf that he can later on print or save in a folder for later use, I dunno.. but yeah I woulds like to avoid downloading of programs as much as possible..
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You're not going to get that with a PDF form, sorry. A year ago I'd suggest that you look into Adobe's FormsCentral, which allows easy creation and administration of both web and PDF forms, but they have decided to discontinue this service. They have directed customers to similar services such as JotForms, so you might want to look into that.

JSF Validator option disables my submit functionality

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Yes. My validation runs as expected.
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Submit functions - I would like an official answer from Adobe...

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I would like to get an official answer from adobe about this subject:
Until acrobat reader 7.05, any use of "get()" and "post()" FormCalc methods in any livecycle form, would not be allowed.
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Hi,
Below is my problem:
I want to distribute a form to users and have them send the results back to the server by calling a web service(click the button), rather than the typical HTTP post or mailto.
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http://forums.adobe.com/message/5188441#5188441
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LiveCycle Reader Extensions product page: http://www.adobe.com/sea/products/server/readerextensions/ (don't know why this is hard to find, it is the second hit in Google after Wikipedia).
As for the forum, it's the first hit in google: http://www.google.com/search?q=livecycle+reader+extensions+forum
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Submit Button Function

I can't get my form to display the data input after clicking on the submit button. Here's what I'm trying to do. I've created a super basic form in html and it's displaying properly in IE the way I want it to. The form consists of drop down boxes for content selection. At the end of the form, I have a submit button that I need the content selected on the form to display nicely on a page to be utilized for copy and pasting the information into our database. I probaby just badgered that and as you can tell, I'm not a programmer, but trying to dabble around with this for my networking group at work. This template (form) will not be posted to a web server anywhere as will be a local client tool. Therefore, I don't want the submit function to redirect to a webpage to display the info, I need it to direct somewhere locally on clients system so he/she can copy and paste the data into our database. Would love it to populate in notepad or just direct to an offline IE page. Can anyone help with this kind of submit function?
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binaryops

Northstar,
Since you want to use jQuery (WooHoo!), you could approach it like this:
1. Add class to the button template table. I chose to use the label for the button prefixed with btn. so submit will have an id as btnsubmit.
<table class ="btn#LABEL#" style="display:inline;margin-left:6px;" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" border="0" summary=""><tr>
<td style="width:9px;"><a href="#LINK#"><img src="#IMAGE_PREFIX#themes/theme_3/button_left2.gif" border="0" height="25" width="11" alt=""/></a></td>
<td class="t3ButtonHtmlMiddle" nowrap="nowrap"><a href="#LINK#" class="t3ButtonHtmlMiddle">#LABEL#</a></td>
<td style="width:9px;"><a href="#LINK#"><img src="#IMAGE_PREFIX#themes/theme_3/button_right2.gif" border="0" height="25" width="11" alt=""/></a></td>
</tr></table>2. Add an on click event to all anchor tags within that table:
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Tyson Jouglet
Edited by: Tyson Jouglet on Apr 24, 2009 10:52 AM

Problem in getting data on button submit

I have 3 combo boxes in a form & a button on the other html form
when the user will change the combo box, the form will be submitted with the values of all three combo boxes.
And when the button is pressed it will again submit the form along with all the values of comboboxes & same values in different variables. I am doing this so the new variables can be used to call the discoverer sheet & old can be used to mantain the state of the combo boxes.
The datasheet will not be populated on change of combo boxes, but will only show the data when the button is pressed.
The problem i am getting the user is not getting the required data on the first click of the button, but when the button is pressed for the second time, the user will get the required result.
Follwing is the chunk of code that I am using.
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<head>
<title>Untitled Document</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
</head>
<script type="text/javascript">
function myFunc(){
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     document.forms["form1"].elements["RGN"].disabled=false;
     var i = document.forms["form1"].elements["GRP"].value;
     var j = document.forms["form1"].elements["RGN"].value;
     var k = document.forms["form1"].elements["BR"].value;
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          submitform();
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          //makeRGNDisable();
          submitform();
function submitform()
document.form1.submit();
function submitform2()
document.form2.submit();
var queryString;
function getParameter( parameterName ) {
queryString = window.location.search.substring(1).toLowerCase();
//alert(queryString);
//if (queryString.length==0) {return "null";}
var parameters = new Array();
parameters = queryString.split('&');
for(var i = 0; i < parameters.length; i++) {
//alert(parameters);
//alert(parameters[i].indexOf(parameterName));
if (parameters[i].indexOf(parameterName.toLowerCase())>=0) {
//alert(parameters[i]);
var parameterValue = new Array();
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return null;
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var Gid = getParameter('GRP');
var Rid = getParameter('RGN');
var Bid = getParameter('BR');
var Gid2 = getParameter('GRP2');
var Rid2 = getParameter('RGN2');
var Bid2 = getParameter('BR2');
var ALid = getParameter('AL');
</script>
</head>
<body>
<table width="100%" border="1" cellpadding="0" bordercolor="#F26520" bgcolor="#FFFFFF">
<tr>
<td>
<form name="form1" action="http://cdbo:7778/portal/page? method="GET">
<oracle>
declare
theUser varchar2(30) := portal.WWCTX_API.get_user;
Uid2 varchar2(30);
begin
htp.p('<input type="hidden" name="_pageid" value="553,142908" />');
htp.p('<input type="hidden" name="_dad" value="portal" />');
htp.p('<input type="hidden" name="_schema" value="PORTAL" />');
htp.p('<input type=hidden name="AL" value=' || :v_al_id || '>');
IF :v_al_id=0 THEN
IF :v_group_id=0 AND :v_region_id=0 AND :v_branch_id=0 THEN
     htp.p('<select name="GRP" onChange="submitform()">');
     htp.p('<option value=0>All</option>');
     for i in (select groupcode, groupshortname from GROUPS@cdb)
     loop
          htp.p('<option value="' || i.groupcode || '">' || i.groupshortname || '</option>');
     end loop;
     htp.p('</select>');
     htp.p('<select name=RGN onChange="myFunc()">');
     htp.p('<option value=0>All</option>');
          htp.p('</select>');
     htp.p('<select name=BR onChange="submitform()">');
     htp.p('<option value=0>All</option>');
     htp.p('</select>');
END IF;
END IF;
END;
</oracle>
</form>
</td>
<form name="form2" action="http://cdbo:7778/portal/page? method="GET">
<td>
<oracle>BEGIN
IF :v_group_id=0 AND :v_region_id=0 AND :v_branch_id=0 THEN
     htp.p('<input type="hidden" name="_pageid" value="553,142812" />');
     htp.p('<input type="hidden" name="_dad" value="portal" />');
     htp.p('<input type="hidden" name="_schema" value="PORTAL" />');
     htp.p('<input type=hidden name="AL" value=' || :v_al_id || '>');
     htp.p('<input type=hidden name="GRP" value=' || :v_group_id || '>');
     htp.p('<input type=hidden name="RGN" value=' || :v_region_id || '>');
     htp.p('<input type=hidden name="BR" value=' || :v_branch_id || '>');
     htp.p('<input type=hidden name="GRP2" value=' || :v_group_id || '>');
     htp.p('<input type=hidden name="RGN2" value=' || :v_region_id || '>');
     htp.p('<input type=hidden name="BR2" value=' || :v_branch_id || '>');
     htp.p('<input type=button value=Submit onClick=submitform2()>');
END IF;
END;
</oracle>
</form>
</td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>
Regards
AkS!

AkS,
I think I get it. You want the user to be able to change the combo boxes as they like, but the report is only refreshed when they click on the submit button. I don't understand why you need to refresh the screen each time a combo is selected, but I'm guessing that the values in the second and third combo boxes will vary depending on the selection made in the first.
You could achieve this using AJAX calls, but that gets into a whole new game.
I'm puzzled about the if ... then test to see that the fields are all set to 0 (that equates to "all" I think. If I read your code right, that means the form is only displayed if the user selects all from each combo. There's also a closing " mark missing at the end of the form action (you should't need the question mark - it will be added automatically).
Using a GET method is good because you can see the parameters on the url, but It might be helpful to change the type of the inputs in form2 from hidden to text fields so you can see what Portal is seeing. It won't change the functionality, but it may help you see if the values are being set at the correct time.
Finally, have you checked the cache settings for the page?
I can't think of anything else to suggest.
Patrick.

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          <option value="stop hook">Stop Hooking the Ball</option>
          <option value="Compete">Compete in local tournaments</option>
          <option value="More Consistant">Hit more consistant shots</option>
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          <option value="1 hour">1 hour</option>
          <option value="2 hours">2 hours</option>
          <option value="3 hours">3 hours </option>
          <option value="> 3 hours">More than 3 hours a week</option>
        </select>
      </p>
      <p><span class="style5">What would you like to learn?</span>
        <label for="select4"></label>
        <select name="select4" id="select4">
          <option value="full swing">Full Swing Mechanics Irons</option>
          <option value="driver swing">Full Swing Mechanics Driver</option>
          <option value="short pitches">Short Pitch Shots inside of 50 yards</option>
          <option value="bunker play">Bunker Play</option>
          <option value="chipping">Chipping</option>
          <option value="short shots">Short shots from rough</option>
        </select>
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      <p class="style5">What is your Handicap?<label for="select5"></label>
        <select name="select5" id="select5">
          <option value="scratch to 5">Scratch - 5 HDCP</option>
          <option value="6 to 10">6 - 10 HDCP</option>
          <option value="11 to 15">11 - 15 HDCP</option>
          <option value="15 to 20">15 - 20 HDCP</option>
          <option value="> 21">21 and Higher</option>
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      <p class="style5">How long have you been playing?
        <label for="select6"></label>
        <select name="select6" id="select6">
          <option value="beginner">Beginner</option>
          <option value="2 to 5 years">2-5 yrs</option>
          <option value="6 to 10 years">6-10 yrs</option>
          <option value="11 to 15 years">11-15yrs</option>
          <option value="> 15 years">More than 15 years</option>
        </select>
      </p>
      <p class="style5">Have you ever had a lesson?
        <label for="select7"></label>
        <select name="select7" id="select7">
          <option value="yes">YES</option>
          <option value="no">NO</option>
        </select>
      </p>
      <p class="style5">Additional Information
        <label>
        <textarea name="textfield8" cols="40" id="textfield8"></textarea>
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      <p class="style5">
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        <input type="button" name="button" id="button" value="Submit" onclick="submitForm()" />
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    <p align="center" class="style8"><br />
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When i load the PHP,form page and thank you page im getting this error when i hit send.
No email is sent from form.
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in /home/owendaws/public_html/owendawsonpga/contactformprocess_original_db.php on line 38
PHP page
<?
$fname = $HTTP_POST_VARS['textfield'];
$lname = $HTTP_POST_VARS['textfield2'];
$phone = $HTTP_POST_VARS['textfield3'];
$email = $HTTP_POST_VARS['textfield4'];
$address = $HTTP_POST_VARS['textfield5'];
$state = $HTTP_POST_VARS['textfield6'];
$zip = $HTTP_POST_VARS['textfield7'];
$find = $HTTP_POST_VARS['select'];
$goals = $HTTP_POST_VARS['select2'];
$practice = $HTTP_POST_VARS['select3'];
$learn = $HTTP_POST_VARS['select4'];
$handicap = $HTTP_POST_VARS['select5'];
$timeplaying = $HTTP_POST_VARS['select6'];
$lesson = $HTTP_POST_VARS['select7'];
$additional = $HTTP_POST_VARS['textfield8'];
mail('[email protected]','Owen Dawson PGA Contact Form Submission',"First Name: $fname\nLast Name: $lname\nPhone Number: $phone\nEmail: $email\nAddress: $address\nState: $state\nZip Code: $zip\nHow did you find me? $find\nWhat are your goals? $goals\nHow much can you practice? $practice\nWhat would you like to learn? $learn\nWhat is your handicap? $handicap\nHow long have you been playing golf? $timeplaying\nHave you ever taken a lesson? $lesson\nAdditional Information: $additional\n",'From: [email protected]');
header("Location: http://www.owendawsonpga.com/thankyouform.html");
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    <p class="style6 style9">“I have been working with Owen Dawson for the past 7 years. During that time my swing has dramatically changed and improved. This has happened through Owen's drills and use of video. It is because of these techniques, that I understand how to hit good shots but just as importantly why I hit a shot poorly. I’m glad I’ve had the opportunity to work with Owen and would highly recommend him. ” <strong>Sam Young - Country Club of Maryland - 2009 Men's Club Champion </strong></p>
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    <p class="style6 style9">“Owen does two things particularly well, in my opinion. First, he is a master of recording technology, and it really helps me to see what I need correcting, and what the new move needs to be. Second, Owen knows what the best next step should be in your own journey to a better swing. I have taken one or two lessons from Owen each year for the last three or four years – one relatively small step at a time, and then worked on grooving that step. In that period, my index has dropped about 8 strokes, and in 2007 I won the Club’s “Most Improved Player” award. Kudos to Owen!”</p>
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          <option value="other">Other</option>
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          <option value="break 90">Break 90</option>
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          <option value="Compete">Compete in local tournaments</option>
          <option value="More Consistant">Hit more consistant shots</option>
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        <label for="select3"></label>
        <select name="select3" id="select3">
          <option value="1 hour">1 hour</option>
          <option value="2 hours">2 hours</option>
          <option value="3 hours">3 hours </option>
          <option value="> 3 hours">More than 3 hours a week</option>
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      <p><span class="style5">What would you like to learn?</span>
        <label for="select4"></label>
        <select name="select4" id="select4">
          <option value="full swing">Full Swing Mechanics Irons</option>
          <option value="driver swing">Full Swing Mechanics Driver</option>
          <option value="short pitches">Short Pitch Shots inside of 50 yards</option>
          <option value="bunker play">Bunker Play</option>
          <option value="chipping">Chipping</option>
          <option value="short shots">Short shots from rough</option>
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      <p class="style5">What is your Handicap?<label for="select5"></label>
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          <option value="scratch to 5">Scratch - 5 HDCP</option>
          <option value="6 to 10">6 - 10 HDCP</option>
          <option value="11 to 15">11 - 15 HDCP</option>
          <option value="15 to 20">15 - 20 HDCP</option>
          <option value="> 21">21 and Higher</option>
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          <option value="beginner">Beginner</option>
          <option value="2 to 5 years">2-5 yrs</option>
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          <option value="11 to 15 years">11-15yrs</option>
          <option value="> 15 years">More than 15 years</option>
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      <p class="style5">Have you ever had a lesson?
        <label for="select7"></label>
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          <option value="yes">YES</option>
          <option value="no">NO</option>
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Once you create a printable form in Acrobat Pro 9, how do you add a submit button?

I have created printable PDF forms, but don't know how to add a submit button so they can be filled out and emailed. Currently if the people filling them out only have Reader they can only be printed out. They cannot be saved, and they cannot be emailed. Can the submit functionality be added in Adobe Acrobat Pro, or do you have to do that with a third party software?

Yes, you can use the Extend Features in Adobe Reader, shown here but grayed out since I don't have a form open.
When you do that, the people filling out the form will be able to Save a copy of the form for themselves and to forward a copy of the PDF to you. You might want to make a copy of the form first if you might have to make changes in the future since the Extended form cannot be edited directly.

ADOBE LiveCycle Designer 8 - EMAIL SUBMIT BUTTON DOES NOT WORK

I created a new form in Adobe LiveCycle Designer 8, but the email submit button, nor a regular button assigned with a 'submit' function will do anything. It should initiate a new Outlook email but it does not. My default programs are set correctly (default email program and the default "mailto" program are set to Outlook). This document was created not only with ALC8, but on a Windows Vista PC with MS Office 2007. I ran a test to see if it would work on a WinXP SP2 machine with Office 2003 and it still did not work.
Can anyone help?

Alan
Though not an expert, I've created a few forms with the Submit by Email button. If you've already done this then sorry for asking, but did you go through the Acrobat Distribution (Forms>Distribute Forms)process after creating the form in LC8? As far as I can tell the email submit button doesn't work without this stage.
This confirms the email submission address, then sets up a dataset to be saved in a location of your choice.
filename_dataset_0001.pdf
then a file type that can be edited, saved and submitted by Reader users:
filename_pub_0001.pdf
You can save this to your intranet server or email direct to the recipient.
When the submit button is then used you receive a copy of the whole form which on opening will prompt you to add it to the dataset. Receiving and adding multiple forms to the data set is straightforward. You will see them all listed in the viewer above the form itself. From here you can also then select and export the data to Excel via xml or as a csv file.
Note that any changes you make to the form should be to the original document and the distribution process repeated, otherwise the functionality of the form will be affected.
That's about the limit of my knowledge I'm afraid, therefore if you have already tried this and are still having problems then hopefully someone else can help out.
Regards

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