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Re: PDF too large - Adobe LiveCycle 16-03-2010
Paul: Thanks for the rapid response. I am using Acrobat Pro 9 (I don't see where I specify the version of Reader Extension other than choosing Reader 7 and above). This is a one page government form where part 1 is completed by the employee and part 2 is completed by the employer. I used Reader Extensions so the employee using only Acroboat Reader could save the form after completing it and email the form (and data) back to the employer. Then the employer opens the form in Reader, completes part...

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PDF too large - Adobe LiveCycle 16-03-2010
I have a one page form I scanned it at 90K. The form has a lot of edits and was Reader Extended. The file size has ballooned to 3.8MB and is too large to distribute. The space usage audit report says that 98% is "document overhead". When I attempt to reduce the file size, I get the message: "This PDF document has been digitally signed. The size of digitally signed files cannot be reduced. Click continue to create optimized file without the digital signature." I select to make it compatible with ...

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openDoc and Reader to open a PDF in a new window - Adobe LiveCycle 11-03-2010
I have a button that when clicked launches: app.openDoc("Samples.pdf");The script works fine in Acrobat Pro, but does not work in Reader. Is this a restriction in Reader? Is there another method of opening a PDF from within the form?The functionality I am seeking is straightforward: the button is placed besides a drop-down list of items and the PDF file shows examples of the various items.

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Re: Script for using XML data file to pre populate form opened using Reader - Adobe LiveCycle 09-03-2010
Niall:One more follow-up question. After reviewing the document below, if I go with Option 1 and require Acrobat Pro what is the java script command that performs the equivalent function as Forms -> Manage Forms Data -> Import Data... ? (xfa.datasets.data.loadXML and xfa.datasets.data.loadXML do not seem to do the trick.) Thanks,George

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Re: Script for using XML data file to pre populate form opened using Reader - Adobe LiveCycle 07-03-2010
Niall:Thank you for the on-point reply. Not the news I wanted to hear, but I appreciate the rapid response.George

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Script for using XML data file to pre populate form opened using Reader - Adobe LiveCycle 05-03-2010
I need to pre populate five fields when the user opens the form using Acrobat Reader (name title, address, etc). The values will be stored in an xml data file in the same directory as the form (no database connections or web services needed). I've tested the xml and form structures using Forms -> Manage Form Data -> Import Data and all works fine. Now, I need to mimic this behavior programmatically so it will work using only Acrobat Reader. I can't find the magic java script command to import th...

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