[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My terminology may be off as I'm a bit of an Acrobat newbie as well. They're called bookmarks in Word,
I'm not that familiar with Word, hence my confusion ;-)
If I use a button, am I able to put a table within a button, or is there some other way of doing this to indicate I want to remove a certain row.
You have lost me again. Remove a row? What do you mean by that? Note that you can add content to a PDF document at absolute positions (for instance defined by a button field). But you can't really EDIT a PDF file. If you remove a row, there will be a blank space. No content will move from one page to another. The layout is fixed in a PDF file. PDF is a Page Description Language, not a word processing format.
I do think they have the whole document generation process backwards. Instead of starting with a blank document and adding stuff, they start with a template which has everything on it and remove unnecessary things. I'll do a search on the terms you have suggested in this message though and post again if I have any more questions.
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