


I have a document that is set-up in tables which in those tables there are boxes that are labels to be comment boxes that need to be flowable and allows page breaks if need be. I've search tutorials and still can't seem to figure it out. Do I need to design the entire thing in Designer or is it possible with a PDF to Live Cycle Designer?
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When you open a non-LiveCycle (i.e. AcroForm) form in Designer, it will prompt you to either use a fixed format (Foreground XFA, and more restrictive), or flowable (allowing the functionality you want). If you are not receiving this prompt, then the form is likely a foreground XFA form. You can confirm this by clicking Edit, and looking at the Replace Artwork icon. If it is not grayed out, then the form is foreground XFA.
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It does prompt that message, when I sleect it allowing it to be flowable, I can't modify the table that was already in the PDF to become flowable? Would I have to create the table directly in the LiveCycle?
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Converting AcroForms to LiveCycle Designer forms is tedious I find.
Depending on how well forms are structured this can be a messy task, on occasions I partially or fully recreate the forms from the ground up in LiveCycle Designer as it's quicker than patching up a bad conversion 😉
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