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Introduction to tab order in LiveCycle Designer ES Update 1
Tab order is an important aspect of a form that helps users navigate among different fields quickly and easily, and also defines the reading order of items on a form, required for accessibility. Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES Update 1 now has better support for tab order on a form, including a brand new UI that makes getting the exact tab order that you want faster and easier than ever. In this tutorial, Alex Kalaidjian shows you how to use the new tab order feature.
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About the author
Alex Kalaidjian is a C++ developer on the Designer team in Adobe. He specializes in computer graphics including user interface design, 3D animation and modeling, and 2D non-photorealistic rendering.
