Hi everyone,
I'm using a whole lot of radio buttons on a form I'm creating with acrobat pro 9. I need the functionality of a radio button so that only 1 of a number of options can be chosen at any one time, but I want the radio button to look like a tick box. I created the background elements of the form in Indesign so each radio button already has a black stroked square. In Acrobat all I did was create the radio buttons on top of the squares already drawn in Indesign. In the radio button properties dialogue box I set the border and fill color to none and I have the button style set to check. When I preview though, Acrobat is still adding a grey bevelled border to the inside of my stroked square that I created in Indesign. I obviously want the check mark to appear when it's ticked but I don't want any appearance at all since I specified this elsewhere.
Does anyone know how to fix this problem?
I've also noticed that when I create a button and preview it, when clicked, Acrobat is putting a fine dotted line around the object even though no border has been specified. This also happens if I use an imported graphic as the button, ie. when I click it there's this fine dotted line.
Anyone know how to fix this also?
Appreciate any help.
Move off the field and the dotted line disappears and the dotted lines appear around the next field.
George Kaiser