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I am designing a website for a dance studio, and they want registration forms online. I have created interactive, down-loadable PDF forms that open fine, can be typed on by the users, but have problems when they want to submit. Clients get the error message "Operation Not Permitted." Adobe help tells me each customer would have go to support to trouble shoot on their individual computers to solve this problem. My question to you advanced developers - do you use Adobe Acrobat 9 to create forms, is there a better solution? Should I just scrap this interactive idea and make them print out and submit by mail? I do not want to use a forms script - the dance studio would have to re-type all info into the proper format. They want to receive the form I put online, in that same format, with the fields filled in. I am attaching an example.i-new-student.pdf Thanks for any help or advice on this... Linda

OK - I'm answering my own question for whoever else can't figure this out. I realized that I had nested div tags. I had a container div with a graphic. I had placed a menu div inside of that, as well as the page text div. I figured since the menu and text were on top of the container graphic, that was ok. I took each item out, and listed them separately: container div with a z-index of 0, text div with a z-index of 5, and menu div with a z-index of 10. That solved the problem. Hope this helps someone!

I have my drop down "boxes" set to red, no transparencies or anything fancy. I placed a text div on the page and it is showing through the drop down boxes. I have checked over all of my z-indexes - every item has a z index, with the drop downs being the highest numbers, so they should sit on top of everything and block out the text below.When I try to mouse over the drop downs, the drops disappear and I can't navigate to each item. I found an old thread that describes this same problem, (http://www.killersites.com/mvnforum/mvnforum/viewthread_thread,6482) however, I have checked all my z-indexes and it is not helping. Any help? Thank you.