Using dot leaders in LiveCycle Designer ES Update 1
Modified
8 September 2008
Requirements
User level
Beginning
Additional Requirements
LiveCycle Designer ES Update 1 has introduced the ability to add dot leaders to text on a form. Dot leaders are generally used in tables of contents (TOCs) or on forms to uniformly align text in columns (for example the "column" of page numbers in a TOC) and to help "lead" the eyes across the page when text is split across a large distance. In this tutorial, Stephanie Legault shows you how to use dot leaders.
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