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Re: Need help with conditional pagination breaks and overflow leaders - Adobe LiveCycle 27-10-2011
Thank you. I've uploaded the form here:https://acrobat.com/#d=gJocGHTKZhq-Y6-hOZC8aQ

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Re: Need help with conditional pagination breaks and overflow leaders - Adobe LiveCycle 27-10-2011
I replied using email and attached it to the email. But, my reply did not post here on the forum with the attached file. I cannot figure out how to upload it to Adobe.com forums?

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Re: Need help with conditional pagination breaks and overflow leaders - Adobe LiveCycle 27-10-2011
The form is attached. As you will see, in section 5. at the bottom of the first page, the table’s header row has been “stranded” at the bottom of the page while the table’s first body row (the form fields) broke onto the next page. The table header row repeats (as an overflow leader) onto the top of the next page as I intended. However, I want the form to paginate so that if a table’s first body row is pushed in its entirety to the next page, then its header row goes with it and is not left behi...

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Need help with conditional pagination breaks and overflow leaders - Adobe LiveCycle 26-10-2011
I cannot figure out how to prevent a table header row (or repeatable subform that is being used as an overflow leader) from being "stranded" at the bottom of a page in a dynamic, flowed form and thusly being "separated" from the table it is intended to "head". I think the answer must lie in having a better understanding and mastering conditional page breaks in conjunction with overflow leaders. But, I cannot decipher how to do it from the online help available to me.My form is a series of "table...

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