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I use an alert box in a form to display a message, but the box itself is twice the size it needs to be (the text occupies only about the top half of the box). I'd like to get rid of as much of the unused space as I can. I've looked through several books, and tried searching several online sources with no luck. Any suggestions? The actual javascipt (somewhat edited) reads as below. I use the \u000D entries to skip lines. var msg = "You will now email this form to the xxxxxxxx xxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxx.\u000D\u000DYou should be aware that the form as shown does not have any security associated with it to prevent it from being read.\u000D\u000DYou can use Acrobat security features to set a password for the document so that only the recipient can open it.\u000D\u000DIf you do this, be sure to advise the recipient what the password is so that the document can be opened and viewed.\u000D\u000DBE ADVISED however, that this security is only as good as what Acrobat has built in. There may be ways that this security can be circumvented. Neither the xxxxxxxx xxxxxx xxxxxxxxx, nor the xxxx xx xxxxxxx, or any of their representatives or agents guarantee the information will remain secure from prying should you decide to email this form.\u000D\u000DThank you."; app.alert(msg,3); To change your subscription: http://www.pdfzone.com/discussions/lists-pdfbasics.html
