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Im using LiveCycle Designer 7. Where/how do I manually copy the AcroButtons code into the PDF?

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Im using LiveCycle Designer 7. Where/how do I manually copy the AcroButtons code into the PDF?

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First, you must have LiveCycle Designer 7. It came bundled with the distribution of Acrobat 7.0. It started being sold as a separate product with Acrobat 7.1 If you have not already done so, save the AcroButton to a file (from the AcroButtons Properties Panel), then open this file in a text or JavaScript editor. Don’t use a formatted text editor like MS Word. Select and copy the entire contents of the file. Now startup LiveCycle Designer and open the PDF file. The button definition code (the contents of the button file) can be used in just about any location in the Designer Document. The best location though is the Forms “docReady” script. This script is at the very top level of the Form hierarchy. To get to it, 1. Display the “Hierarchy” and the “Script Editor” windows (from the Window menu) 2. Select the top level node in the “Hierarchy” window. This node is usually named “F”. 3. Select “docReady” from the “Show” list in the “Script Editor” window. 4. Paste the button definition code

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