BreadCrumbs: Adobe LiveCycle Designer

Adobe LiveCycle Designer

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Set a date object to the current date when a user opens the PDF file. Set a date object to the current date when a user opens the PDF file.
- form1.newWorkstationForm.user.date = Num2Date((Date() + 5), "MMM DD, YYYY")+ xfa.form.form1.newWorkstationForm.user.date = Num2Date(Date(), "MMM DD, YYYY")
Set a date object to a specific date when a user opens the PDF file. Set a date object to a specific date when a user opens the PDF file.
- form1.newWorkstationForm.user.date = Num2Date((Date() + 5), "MMM DD, YYYY")+ xfa.form.form1.newWorkstationForm.user.date = Num2Date((Date() + 5), "MMM DD, YYYY")
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 +Set the fill color of a text field to black.
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 + xfa.form.form1.newWorkstationForm.user.employee.fillColor = "0,0,0"
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Summary

Included with Adobe Acrobat 8 is designed to make the creation of dynamic forms simple.

FormCalc

Internal scripting language used to manipulate data within the PDF.

Examples

Set a date object to the current date when a user opens the PDF file.

xfa.form.form1.newWorkstationForm.user.date = Num2Date(Date(), "MMM DD, YYYY")

Set a date object to a specific date when a user opens the PDF file.

xfa.form.form1.newWorkstationForm.user.date = Num2Date((Date() + 5), "MMM DD, YYYY")

Set the fill color of a text field to black.

xfa.form.form1.newWorkstationForm.user.employee.fillColor = "0,0,0"
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