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    Forms

    Hello everyone,
    I am trying to use some forms that are 8x10 the prob is I need to scroll the page up and down then print it... any sugguestions?

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    Sorry Bruce, I don't quote understand what you are asking. Are you talking about a form in a web object?

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    I'm sorry...
    I scanned some forms and am trying to use AMS to fill in the blanks. they are bitmaps (an image) their to involved to reproduce so I scanned them. Just wasn't sure how I should go about this.

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    Have you considered importing the scans into Acrobat and using the PDF forms tool? If that fits the bill, you could then display the PDF in a webobject.
    -Scott F.

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    Yeah sure did, but it requires that you use Java as a means of basic math. Does anyone else and a handle on that? Otherwise that would fit the bill:

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    Does anyone know how to do basic math in Java to then be used in a PDF?

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    Ok, let’s resurrect this beast!
    I am trying to do some basic math in a PDF (Java) that’s running in a AMS project.
    I have three fields. I want to times field 1 by field 2 and put the answer in field 3.

    As an example:
    The code below would be put in field 2 and shows the results of what ever was in field 1 times the number 2.

    var f = this.getField("1")
    event.value = f.value * 2

    Any one into Java? Please help!

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    I think I got it!

    var a = this.getField("1")
    var b = this.getField("2")
    event.value = a.value * b.value

    This should be a big help!

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