Thanks Bob.  I just went through the July 19 "presentation" slides on that site...I presume these will be used for the web cast.

Granted, I looked at the whole thing in 2 min but saw only a few slides about Adobe application forms per se...

and a lot of technical stuff about Adobe "LiveCycle Forms (TM) "

not sure this will be worth 2 hours

Charlie

At 11:57 AM 7/19/2007, you wrote:
>As part of the materials for the Grants.gov webcast today, there is a
>sample 424R&R face page available for download
>http://www.grants.gov/resources/stakeholder_communications.jsp
>
>Now there is a chance to review this.  Open with various versions of
>Adobe.  Fill it out.  Note various aspects of it.
>
>1.  Put your cursor into a yellow field and then tab or otherwise
>move it out.  You get a big pop up box telling you its a required
>field.  I find this very very annoying.  Anyone else think this is a
>feature we can do without?
>
>2.  How to open a form.  No double click like other 21st century
>programs, not even highlight and click open form on left.  First you
>must move it to the right, and then highlight and click open form?
>Why move to open.  By the way, when there are a number of forms on
>the left, you can move them in any order unlike the PureEdge where
>they stayed in the original order when moved.  I wonder if NIH will
>have a problem putting forms back into order.
>
>3. Print?  Add an attachment, then try to print, do you get the
>attachment printed?  If not (I do not get it), then I hope everyone
>will write a message in to the webcast asking for a full print
>option.  If the system is to meet our expectations, then it must do
>this.
>
>4.  One good thing, is it just on Macs?  Once I fill in a field, the
>next time I enter that field, with a new application, the previous
>entry shows in a pull down list.  So once I enter the Organization
>name on one application, it is just a matter of clicking in the field
>to get it next time.  Try this.  Save a blank form, enter something
>in a required field, save.  Then open up a new from and see if that
>info is available in that field.
>
>5.  Second good thing.   Once you move all the forms to the right
>box, you can use the page slider on the right to move up and down
>through all the pages of all forms.  Almost as good as double clicking.
>
>
>Just a few things to get you started looking at a form.
>
>Bob
>xxxxxx@umich.edu
>
>
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