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No, a subform can expand, a content area is defined without any possibility to change it (not even with scripting).  Autofit is only applicable to subforms and objects (like TextField) but not to content area.  And that's a good idea, because this is what a content area is supposed to be.In your cas...

Before I answer a solution.  What happens if the 3 addresses on the left don't fit the size of your left column ?You cannot change the height of an area at run time, so I would set it to maximum according to your page size.  But what do you want when those 3 grow too big ?

Tell them I told you to contact them.  I hope they still remember me  :-)

Have a look at conditional breaks.  You can specify that you want a break when the value of a field is not the same as the previous value for the same field.

I think you will need to use a layer in between.  For instance with LC, you can make a process that takes in your data and stores it in your database.  Your form can submit to that process through SOAP and REST.

Hi,I'm trying to see what you want to do.  My guess is that you want those 2 subforms to have a border, but, since they don't have the same height, you get an ugly line on the bottom of one of them (smallest) and you want that subform also to become as high as the other.  As far as I recall, this 0i...

You are welcome.  Probably there is going to be a scan with OCR ?  If that is the case, tax authorities should actually consider using barcoded forms.If I were you, and you have access to enterprise support from Adobe, I would report this.  Maybe they have another solution.

You're welcome.  But please, if you have the possibility, report this to Adobe support.  I think it's a bug.

Hi Igor,It's the font that you are using that causes the problem.  I found it weird, your problem, so I quickly made a form with a text field with a comb.  I did not have the problem.So I took your snippet and added it to my form, then I have the same problem.  You are using Courier New, a font that...