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Thank you for the video.
What happens if i have multiple gender fields? I want to make a form for a family with a lots of fields. Lets say a family has 3 children. I made 3 radio button fields:
Child1 - Gender: * Male * Female
Child2 - Gender: * Male * Female
Child3 - Gender: * Male * Female
These fields have the same name as in the tutorial: Gender
At the first child I can select the gender, but when I change the gender at of second child the first one disappears.
I tried to find something on designfindr.com. I searched for acrobat forms.http://designfindr.com/term/acrobat+forms
What can i do?
Thanks,
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Editing Form in Pro 9
Thank you, Angie! Your video was precise and helped me right away. Do you have others on working with Pro 9?