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there are a few basic operations and concepts that pervade all formfield scripting in Acrobat JavaScript you will see and use these in every script that has to do with form fields in Acrobat JavaScript each individual form field is represented by its own form field object the form field object contains properties and functions that we can use to analyze and control the form field so to use a form field in a script we have to first acquire its associated form field object to do this we use the get field function but before getting into the details of this lets take one step back in our perspective form fields are elements on a PDF document in the PDF document also has an Associated object as discussed in an earlier video this is a pattern in any JavaScript environment every element of interest has an Associated object that provides us with properties and functions to analyze and control that element this slide is divided into two sections the left-hand side represents the Acrobat view
