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Hi everyone,

Ok, so its a little complicated, but here is my dilemma.

In the image above, the phrase "This represents" and the "in the amount of........" are in static text fields.

So what I want to achieve is the word in between the two phrase. The value is in a single field.

If the text can't be contained in the first line, it will be continued in the next line.

So what should I do?

Thanks,

Christian

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Hi Christian

I`m not sure when over the first line, the text will auto indent to the second line header.

So you can 'CONCATENATE' the 'This represents' to that text object.

then binding the text to a text area as the whole first phrase.

Text area have the following settings.

1) Map the text to a TextField in the form layout.

2) From the object palette -> Object -> Field, check 'Allow multiple lines'.

3) From the Object palette -> Layout tab, check 'Expand to Fit'.

4) Wrap the textField in a subform which is 'Flowed'.

5) Check 'Allow page breaks within content' for the subform.

regards,

Archer

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Hi Christian

I`m not sure when over the first line, the text will auto indent to the second line header.

So you can 'CONCATENATE' the 'This represents' to that text object.

then binding the text to a text area as the whole first phrase.

Text area have the following settings.

1) Map the text to a TextField in the form layout.

2) From the object palette -> Object -> Field, check 'Allow multiple lines'.

3) From the Object palette -> Layout tab, check 'Expand to Fit'.

4) Wrap the textField in a subform which is 'Flowed'.

5) Check 'Allow page breaks within content' for the subform.

regards,

Archer

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Hi Dengyong Zhang,

That is what im thinking of doing. But I need the text to be underlined. The "This represents" and the "in the amount of......" should not be underlined.

But thanks for the answer. ^_^

Regards,

Christian

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Hi Glenn,

Useful links for your query.

http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/designerHelp/000129.html    

Regards,

Vineesh B