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Designer Training at MAX

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Mike Potter will be giving a training session on LiveCycle Designer at Adobe MAX 2006 next month.

As he prepares for his session, I’d like to give you an opportunity to influence what he’ll talk about so that his session is as valuable to you as possible:

  • Are there specific features you’d like to see a demo for? Dynamic Subforms? Conditional Breaks? Data-Nominated Subforms? Data Binding?
  • Should he talk about form design methods like why and when to use repeating (dynamic) subforms, how to validate your form prior to submission, etc.?
  • Anything else?

Posted by Stefan Cameron on September 20, 2006 12:30 PM |

Comments

I'd like to see less raw technology demos and more integration into real world use samples, insight into Adobe target markets, and cross industry best practices. Are there techniques well known in business form design, for example, that are little known in IT heavy tech companies?

Posted by: Sterling Ledet Adobe Training | September 20, 2006 6:30 PM

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