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Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2: Designing Forms

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Adobe LogoThe intent of this course is to illustrate how, both conceptually and technically, Adobe© LiveCycle™ Designer ES can be used to create static, interactive and dynamic forms as interfaces to an intelligent automation platform. Adobe® LiveCycle™ Designer software enables organizations to intelligently capture information to streamline form-driven business processes through automation. Whether users are online or offline, internal or external, Adobe LiveCycle Platform lets organizations deploy secure XML-based forms as Adobe PDF or HTML over any platform or device — from PCs to handhelds — without requiring any new software or plug-ins. This course introduces and describes various techniques for using Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES to create electronic forms that can complement, or supercede, other means of collecting and presenting enterprise data. After the completion of this course, you will be able to create static and dynamic interactive forms that can reduce data collection and processing errors, and enhance the user experience. The course first introduces the basics of form design and describes how to design your forms for efficient data exchange. As the course progresses, more advanced techniques are covered that enable you to add intelligence to your form and to create dynamic layouts that react to the data or to user interactions. 

Price: $995.00
GSA Price: $952.34

Audience

This is a Fundamentals-level course and intended for:
  • Form Designers
  • Form Developers

Course Prerequisites

  • An understanding of form design processes and form-based business processes
  • A basic understanding of computer programming concepts and XML

Course Objectives

After completing this course, students will be able to:
  • Create a static interactive form, that includes master and body pages, using Adobe Designer ES, and manually configure appropriate Designer objects
  • Configure data validation options for form fields
  • Create a dynamic form that adapts to accommodate varying amounts of data, or to user interaction
  • Share content between forms and among developers
  • Re-purpose forms created in Microsoft Word or prior versions of Acrobat

Course Outline

Introducing the Course

Designing Print Forms

  • Understanding Forms in Adobe LiveCycle ES
  • Navigating the LiveCycle Designer interface 
  • Creating a New Form in Designer ES
  • Adding, aligning, and positioning form objects
  • Designing form appearance

Designing Interactive Forms

  • Designing interactive forms
  • Previewing an Interactive Form
  • Controlling tab order, presence and accessibility
  • Creating and using tables
  • Organizing forms using subforms and object naming

Controlling User Input and Data Display

  • Formatting and validating user input
  • Setting and Using Locale Information
  • Applying display and edit patterns
  • Applying validation patterns

Creating Shared and Reusable Form Content

  • Creating and using custom objects
  • Creating and using form fragments
  • Using master pages and global field bindings
  • Creating and organizing form templates

Importing Existing Forms

  • Re-using existing PDF forms in Designer
  • Re-using Microsoft Word forms in Designer

Class Schedule

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