I think it was removed because AEM Designer 6.5 is out. Someone needs to post the checkout link.Right now you can call Adobe. Call +1 (800) 685-3644, press 2, then 1, and ask about purchasing AEM Forms Designer standalone.

What do you mean by XML format? Do your forms need to be merged with data, or can they be printed as-is?

Try your serial number with this version LiveCycle Blog: AEM Forms Designer Demoversion//AEM Forms Designer Trial

It is untrue that Chrome doesn't support LiveCycle PDFs. What Chrome may not support is Dynamic PDFs. Chrome should be able to render static PDFs generated from LiveCycle, but keep in mind even more advanced features in LiveCycle, such as scripting, will likely not work in Chrome, as LiveCycle uses ...

It can be bought standalone, although they have increased the cost. Adobe Checkout

If you have programming ability, the PDF contains the XML inside of it, it is just a matter of extracting it. You could also email the xdp, which includes the xml dataset and may also include the PDF as base64 binary.

What do you mean by dynamic? It has a very particular meaning in LiveCycle/XFA which is to grow or shrink the form based on data. Acrobat has no support for editing dynamic forms, as it can only edit AcroForms, which are static.

If your form is static XFA, you could try this: http://apps.practicalpdf.com/xfa2pdf/ You could then edit the form in regular Acrobat.

I have a button that should only be clicked once. Once it is clicked, it needs to be disabled (i.e. click event should not be fireable). I have JavaScript that I thought accomplished this:this.access = "readOnly"; But it appears this only disables the ability to "click" using the mouse. The button i...

Take a look at this guide.http://assuredynamics.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/Assure-Dynamics-LiveCycle-Forms-in-Acrobat-and-Reader.pdf