Longshot BUT... Adobe Acrobat Help - Java

Alphacsulb

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I'm pretty familiar with excel and VBA, but when it comes to Adobe Acrobat, I am lost with Javascript.

I am creating a form.

My first field is a combo box named: Rent_booth
My second field is also a combo box named: County_booth

I need to know where and how I would implement a java command that states that if Rent_booth = Yes, then County_booth automatically = No.

Combo Box Options for Rent_booth: Select One, Yes, No
Combo Box Options for County_booth: Select One, Yes, No

I know it's a long shot but I figured one of you might know.

:eeek:
 

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