Adobe LiveCycle Designer LiveCycle Designer Adobe Acrobat 7 or higher 1 6 2 Adobe lcd Our LiveCycle Designer course is designed to introduce the student to the Adobe LiveCycle Designer software which is used to create forms for a wide variety of reasons. Paper forms can be created as well as electronic forms which are viewed in the Adobe Acrobat Reader. This course will teach the student how to build an electronic form that is interactive. All aspects of form creation and use are explored throughout the course. An Intel ® pentium II (or equivalent 300+ MHz processor) At least 96 MB of available RAM ( 128 MB recommended) At least 275 MB of available disk space for software installation, and an additional 10 MB for the course data files A 256-color monitor capable of 800 x 600 resolution (1024 x 768, million of colors recommended) A CD-ROM drive Windows Vista, Windows XP Professional, Windows 2000 , Windows 98, or Windows NT with options pack 4 LiveCycle Designer 7, 7.1, 8, or ES Adobe Acrobat 7 or later Acrobat 9: Level One Comfortable using Adobe Acrobat 8 or higher Clarify the purpose for LiveCycle Designer software Describe the LiveCycle Designer workspace Demonstrate the principles behind effective Form design Create and format forms with fonts, tables and more Produce interactive forms through form scripting (script-based programming) Understand the data behind forms Validate the data entered into form fields Retrieve data for your forms from a Web Service Deploy bar codes within your forms The Basics What is LiveCycle Designer? Getting Started Your First Look at the Workspace Designer's Flexibility for Different Users Creating Your First Forms Form Design The Importance of Form Design Principles of Good Form Design Graphic Design Tips Interaction Design Tips Form Guides to the Rescue Form Creation The Workspace Master and Body Pages Subforms and Flow Tables Fonts and Tabbing Form Scripting The Benefits of Scripting FormCalc and JavaScript The Script Editor Basic Scripting The Form Object Model Events Script Objects Debugging Scripts Form Data Data Basics Data Binding Data Validation Barcodes Retrieving Data from Web Services Steal These Scripts Short Scripts Medium Length Scripts Long Scripts Acrobat Forms Advanced Topics Creating Dynamic Forms with Adobe LiveCycle Designer Adobe Press J. P. Terry