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Re: Can fixed subform span multiple pages? - Adobe LiveCycle 21-06-2011
Thanks for your reply, but it doesn't really help. I set page 1 to flowed with my positioned subform wrapped inside and then my subforms get jammed together and I lose the ability to add additional fields/sections at the end of the subform since the flowed content area does not allow you drag the bottom out to place more objects. Since my form design really needs to be fixed, the only way I can resolve this is to name the subforms that span more than one page separately and then join them in a v...

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Re: Can fixed subform span multiple pages? - Adobe LiveCycle 15-06-2011
I understand what you are saying, but there is physically no room for me to do that. See my screen shots where section title Quality Improvement spans 2 pages.

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Can fixed subform span multiple pages? - Adobe LiveCycle 15-06-2011
I have a multipage form in which the data will be exported to XML. When the data is imported to Access, each named subform becomes a table within the database. My problem is that I have some data groups which need to be split, ie one section starts on Page 2 and continues onto Page 3. I tried giving both subforms the same name, but the second section gets dropped. I had to wrap each section in its own subform with different names and then the data is imported as 2 separate tables and I would rea...

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