would be really useful to have a x (negative) option to apply to a check box..

to clarify...

tick for yes/positive cross for no/negative blank for no response/not checked/not replied one way im playing with using acrobat is for collaborating on a testing of some LMS modules so a cross would be fail tick for fixed/working and obviously blank for not tested.

The other (and much more important way) is for guest list for my stag do to whether they are attending then golf or not or not responded yet

Cheers

Adam

would be really useful to have a x (negative) option to apply to a check box..

to clarify...

tick for yes/positive cross for no/negative blank for no response/not checked/not replied one way im playing with using acrobat is for collaborating on a testing of some LMS modules so a cross would be fail tick for fixed/working and obviously blank for not tested.

The other (and much more important way) is for guest list for my stag do to whether they are attending then golf or not or not responded yet

Cheers

Adam

I wish I could create tables inside a presentation or, alternatively, paste one in from an acrobat.com table or from buzzword, etc.

I wish I could create tables inside a presentation or, alternatively, paste one in from an acrobat.com table or from buzzword, etc.

On top of what others said about alt. row colorings, maybe you could also have font type and size changing. It does get kind of boring sometimes after seeing the same format over and over.

On top of what others said about alt. row colorings, maybe you could also have font type and size changing. It does get kind of boring sometimes after seeing the same format over and over.

Buzzword seriously needs the ability to auto-number tables and pictures. If I want a living document that I don't have to manually update all the time, I need this capability. It's a must have for things like writing manuals or creating proposals - which is what I do every day.

Buzzword seriously needs the ability to auto-number tables and pictures. If I want a living document that I don't have to manually update all the time, I need this capability. It's a must have for things like writing manuals or creating proposals - which is what I do every day.

Tables are very flat and two dimensional presentations. It would be great if they could be used for analysis by creating the ability to pivot the table or better yet, to treat them as cubes (e.g. like a Cognos cube). With Acrobat's ability to collaborate this would be a great way to have a learning, interactive team.

Tables are very flat and two dimensional presentations. It would be great if they could be used for analysis by creating the ability to pivot the table or better yet, to treat them as cubes (e.g. like a Cognos cube). With Acrobat's ability to collaborate this would be a great way to have a learning, interactive team.