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how to create adobe interactive form

former_member574106
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Hi friends,

PFA. I am designing my first adobe form. I have studied all the Adobe forms tutorials. All the fields mentioned in the form like material no, quantity.Do i need to create a custom structure in SE11 and then drag these fields into the layout from the structure or should i create these fields one by one in the interface and then move it to the layout ? Do i need to create 3 windows or should i add one table ? Please clarify.

Regards,

Saurav Lahiry

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prajeshdesai
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It's good to create custom structure in SE11, if you think that it's gone used at some other place also. you can also use that SE11 structure in your driver program, so there is no datatype mismatch between Interface and Program.

If you create fields in interface, it's limited to that interface, if you are ok with that than and than go for that.

Yes, It's good to divide you form in different sub-forms to clear visibility of your tree view of controls.

For Header and Footer sections use Master Page.

Hope this helps.

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prajeshdesai
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It's good to create custom structure in SE11, if you think that it's gone used at some other place also. you can also use that SE11 structure in your driver program, so there is no datatype mismatch between Interface and Program.

If you create fields in interface, it's limited to that interface, if you are ok with that than and than go for that.

Yes, It's good to divide you form in different sub-forms to clear visibility of your tree view of controls.

For Header and Footer sections use Master Page.

Hope this helps.