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I am trying to build a rather large (16+ pages, 2,000+ fields) Survey form to use as part of my Inspection business. I kept being told "it can't be done" and being an old school hack, I thought it could be done... So I wrote a smaller "Proof of Concept" form that has most of the features I wanted... I used Abobe Acrobat XI and Javascript and LOTS of Google searches The form works...(Very well thank you) So now I want to find someone to re-write it (for Pay) nicely for real.... I have posted it on "eLance" but would like to know where else I could post it to find people interested in working on a really Nasty, large, complicated, Acrobat PFD Form with some interesting Javascript as well? Yes, I could do it, but that is not what I am good at... I am a Proof kind of Guy.... I show that it -can- be done, and then turn over the detail to someone who is detail oriented. (and writes neater code than I do) Be happy to post the Sample Form and the RFP here (if I can) so long as its understood that I know I am a hack, and it was PURELY a proof-of-concept exercise. The code is ugly, complicated, but it works... PS.. this forum was instrumental in figuring out how to do some of the "impossible" things...

I just need help please with linking to my facebook correctly. Please be nice , and I'm sure this is pretty easy for everyone else, but I am having trouble with it. I have attached the file and image, if anyone can be good enough to help me out. My email is cafedesignercafe@gmail.com My Skype is evolution2design My facebook is facebook.com/rcmp004 Thank you so much ! config.xml

I've created a simple application (CGI) to display a .PDF document on a web page (using iframe) and an input field (or two). The PDFs are scanned documents that need a number assigned to them based on what is hand written on the document. The annoyance is: When I display this on the web page, the only way for the user to be able to access the input field is to click on it with the mouse. I know this might sound really simplistic, but is there any way to force the cursor to the input field so the user doesn't have to click it? The really annoying part of this is that you can't even use the tab key to get to the input field (because of adobe). The user typically has to do 100 or more at a time and bouncing back and forth between the mouse and keyboard gets old really fast. -Rick