


I had almost completed a 12-page form, created using LiveCycle Designer ES2, when LC crashed as I was trying to save the form. Upon navigating back to the document it shows as being 0 kb and an "Invalid PDF file".
I had been saving after finishing each page of the form, and have put many hours in to this project. The document had been saved to a network server, and LAN Admin are trying to recover a partial backup for me; however there is no expectation to recover the last 3 pages I completed this morning.
Has anyone else had this problem? Other than saving forms in multiple places, is there any way to avoid this in the future? Is there a TMP file directory I can designate on my local computer where I can recover from such disastrous occurrences in the future?
Thanks
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Hi,
did you check your temp directory?
It's located under C:\Users\YourUserName\AppData\Local\Temp
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The only TMP file I eventually found was also 0 kb. Thanks for the filepath to the temp directory though.
LAN Admin did manage to restore a partial backup, but I still lost about 2 hours worth of work. Now I am saving the form in 3 different locations every time I complete a section.
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This has happened twice to me in the last 2 days - on the same form (the one I had to start over on!), at the same place (bottom of the first page). Any thoughts on why this is happening?
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I never found out why this happened. I now save each form I am working on in LiveCycle in two different locations, one on the server and one local. It's a bit of a nuisance to Save then Save As, but I use shortcuts to make it a bit easier. And it's not nearly as frustrating as losing hours worth of work.
It would be nice to know why such a disastrous crash can happen, but that seems like a developer-level issue to me. Way above my pay grade.
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