To show or hide a toolbar, right-click a toolbar and select or deselect the toolbar that you want to show or hide. To add a command to a toolbar, select the command that you want to add and then click Add Tool to Toolbar. To add a separator after a command in the toolbar, select the command in the toolbar, and then click Add Separator to Toolbar.
To remove a command or separator from a toolbar, select the command or separator and then click Remove Tool from Toolbar. You can display tool tips that show the position, the size, and the name of the object as you work on a form design. Adobe LiveCycle ES3. Customizing the workspace. To customize the Layout Editor To show or hide tabs To zoom in and out To customize the Script Editor To customize the palettes To show or hide palettes To dock or move palettes To size or reset palettes To use the drawing aids To show or hide the drawing aids To use the grid To set snapping options To use guidelines To set other drawing aids To customize the toolbars To show, hide, dock, or move a toolbar To create a toolbar To delete a toolbar To rename a toolbar To show or hide tool tips To add or remove a command on a toolbar To reset toolbar commands to the default To customize the tool tips for objects.
To customize the Layout Editor You can customize the Layout Editor to show or hide tabs, resize pages, and zoom in and out. To customize the Script Editor You can show or hide the Script Editor and change the view from single-line to multiline. To customize the palettes You can customize the palettes to show or hide palettes, dock or move palettes, or size or reset palettes.
To dock or move palettes To dock a palette on the side of the window, drag the palette bar to the side of the Designer window. To move and dock a palette, drag the palette bar. To size or reset palettes To change the size of a palette, drag any side of the palette.
To use the drawing aids You can use the Drawing Aids palette to show or hide rulers and object boundaries, set the grid, and set other preferences. To show or hide the drawing aids To quickly show the Drawing Aids palette, double-click the rulers. To show or hide the object boundaries, select Show Object Boundaries. To show or hide guidelines, or the grid, select Show Guidelines and Show Grid. To show or hide rulers, select Horizontal Ruler and Vertical Ruler.
To show or hide cross hairs, select Long Crosshairs. To use the grid To enable snap to grid, select Snap To Grid. To set snapping options To automatically place objects at locations on the grid, select Snap To Grid. To automatically place objects on guidelines you define, select Snap To Guideline.
To automatically position the edge of an object using another object, select Snap To Object. To use guidelines To automatically place objects on guidelines, select Snap To Guideline. To customize the toolbars You can customize the toolbars to show, hide, dock, or move toolbars, create new toolbars, remove toolbars that are no longer needed, add frequently-used commands or remove unused commands from a toolbar, or reset to the default toolbars.
To show, hide, dock, or move a toolbar To show or hide a toolbar, right-click a toolbar and select or deselect the toolbar that you want to show or hide. To dock a toolbar, drag the toolbar to the top of the Designer window. To move a toolbar, drag the toolbar to the new location.
In the Toolbars tab, click New. Type a name for the toolbar and click OK. Whether the object should ignore the defined height and width, and expand to reveal all of its content. Position of the anchor insertion point. For more information, see Formatting objects. Use the Border palette to edit the border properties for objects in the form design. You can edit the borders individually left, right, top, and bottom or together.
You can also specify the type of border corner and background color. For more informaiton, see Border properties in the Border palette. Use the Object palette to modify properties that are specific to the selected object.
The object that is selected in the Layout Editor determines which tabs are available in this palette. See Making objects accessible. If custom screen reader text is available for the object, the screen reader will read the custom text and not the tool tip.
You can also change the default order in which the screen reader searches for text to read on an object-by-object basis, and you can turn off screen reader text for any object. For more informaiton, see Accessibility properties in the Accessibility palette. Use the Font palette to change the font family, size, style, and scale, as well as the baseline shift, letter spacing, and kerning of the text in one or more selected objects.
You can change the font properties of text in text objects, in the caption area of objects such as text fields, decimal fields, and numeric fields, and in the value area of text field objects. For more information, see Formatting text.
Use the Paragraph palette to change the alignment, indentation, line spacing, and hyphenation of the selected text. You can also set the radix alignment for a Numeric Field object. The options that appear in the Paragraph palette depend on what is selected.
For more information, see Formatting paragraphs. Use the Paragraph palette to create lists and to change the alignment, indentation, line spacing, and hyphenation of the selected text.
Use the Drawing Aids palette to specify the grid and ruler settings and drawing units. You can also show or hide object boundaries and specify boundary border style. The settings for snapping objects to other elements on the page and guideline definitions are also included on the Drawing Aids palette.
The horizontal and vertical rulers, the grid, and the long cross hairs help you position objects precisely across the width or length of a page.
When visible, rulers appear along the top and left side of the active body or master page. Changing the ruler origin the 0, 0 mark on the top and left rulers lets you measure from a specific point on the form design.
You can also show or hide object boundaries on the form design. Showing boundaries is useful for displaying objects that do not have borders on the form. You can also specify border style for fields, subforms, content areas, groups, and other objects. When you move objects, the snapping options enable you to automatically position them in relation to other elements on the page. Objects can snap to the grid, a guideline, another object, or the center of the page. You can use guidelines as a visual cue or as elements for object snapping.
Use the guideline definitions lists to add or remove horizontal or vertical guidelines. For more information, see To use the drawing aids. The Info palette displays the metadata associated with the selected objects.
You can edit some metadata for the form design by using the Form Properties dialog box Info tab. The Report palette provides information about the form design.
The Warnings tab lists errors that are reported as you work in the form design, the Binding tab lists fields based on how you defined their binding data, and the Log tab shows a log of actions reported by Designer. To clear the Warnings tab, you must address the errors listed. To clear the Log tab, click the palette menu and select Clear Warnings. See Addressing warning messages in the Report palette. The How To palette contains a list of help topics about common procedures in Designer. Fragment Library Shows or hides the Fragment Library palette.
Style Catalog Shows or hides the Style Catalog palette. Layout Shows or hides the Layout palette. Border Shows or hides the Border palette. Object Shows or hides the Object palette. Accessibility Shows or hides the Accessibility palette.
Font Shows or hides the Font palette. Paragraph Shows or hides the Paragraph palette.
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