We have the stand-alone AEM Forms Designer, v6.5.17 to create government forms. When editing static text objects, AEM automatically applies the font style for the first word in the object to the paragraph - for instance, if the first word is bold and italics, that becomes the <p> style for the entir...

The log does NOT generate any useful info:Generating PDF Document...Index value is out of boundsAs I stated above, there seems to be some conflict w grouping inside a List Item subform.

Yes - we can't generate PDF preview when designing a form. We also cannot save the form as a static PDF.

Found one more clue - the problem seems to be connected with grouping. Not all grouping, though. Could it have to do w the reference “#area”?

We were just updated from 6.5.0 to 6.5.17. We are unable to save or generate PDF preview for some forms, getting the log error "Index value out of range". There are no scripts on the forms. The error gives no indication of where the problem lies - no object or line info. Forms are also not, and have...

That is a significant impediment to the use of 1400+ mandated and optional court forms. The vast majority of form users are self-represented. Are you telling me, then, that we cannot use the built-in buttons to allow users to save, print and clear forms from a web browser, without forcing them to go...

Yes - our customers are the citizens of California. We cannot expect them to go through the process of downloading and installing the Acrobat extension for Chrome (or whichever other browser they are using) in order to be able to use forms. And this has not been an issue before

We have a significant investment in statewide forms produced and maintained in AEM Forms. Forms are extended for Adobe Reader before publication on the organization's website. Recently, we have begun receiving phone calls complaining that the buttons to Save, Print and Clear forms are no longer work...

Okay, that works - thank you!

In my organization, we have only the desktop AEM Forms solution to manage and maintain 1500+ statewide forms. We us a mix of formats that include both straight and curly (or smart/typographer's) quotes. How can we type/force curly quotes?