radio buttons not seem have "size" property.
checkboxes have "size" property on object-field tab. checkboxes, size can set in points , reflected in size of box checked. size independent of object width/height or font size.
radio buttons seem fixed size circle. object-field tab has no size property. changing width, height, margins, reserve, font, etc not impact size of circle.
there seems hidden size property, since radio buttons imported previous pdf seem retain size. whereas, creating new radio button gives same small size.
it appears object-field interface radiobutton needs modified implement "hidden" size property.
does have workaround. instance, if knew hidden property name , syntax was, set size during initialization event radio button. suspect it's same name , syntax checkbox, don't have either. documentation came "professional" version of acrobat 7 not seem go level of detail.
checkboxes have "size" property on object-field tab. checkboxes, size can set in points , reflected in size of box checked. size independent of object width/height or font size.
radio buttons seem fixed size circle. object-field tab has no size property. changing width, height, margins, reserve, font, etc not impact size of circle.
there seems hidden size property, since radio buttons imported previous pdf seem retain size. whereas, creating new radio button gives same small size.
it appears object-field interface radiobutton needs modified implement "hidden" size property.
does have workaround. instance, if knew hidden property name , syntax was, set size during initialization event radio button. suspect it's same name , syntax checkbox, don't have either. documentation came "professional" version of acrobat 7 not seem go level of detail.
this available in designer 7.1 ui, easiest thing upgrade.<br /><br />basically sets size attribute of <checkbutton> node, inside <ui> node in <field> node.<br /><br />chris<br />adobe enterprise developer support
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