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On Friday, Oct 3, 2003, at 15:04 US/Central, Callaway, Rebecca wrote:
Hi -

I am an environment where everyone has full acrobat on their desktops. We have created a simple checkbox form and
posted it in our Intranet form repository. The form designer placed RESET and PRINT buttons on the form. I find that
when I return to the form in later browser sessions, and did not clear the form the last time I was there, it retains my
previous choices. Though I can solve this by resetting the form, I think this will confuse some users (finding data
already in the form). Is there way, similar to javascript in HTML, whereby the form can be cleared with an "onload"
event?

Sure. Just use a Page Open action: this.resetForm(). See the AcroJS document for options. Other possibilities include using a Document action triggered off the Will Close event to reset the form before closing the document. You may want to use this one if the form is more than one page in length. See the help file for document and page actions available.


Jim Plante
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