There are 2 orientations possible, top-bottom and western something (left-right). You have to choose one of these 2 and then align your object acordingly.Use the margin and padding properties to align your objects.

Unfortunately, when you change from Positioned to Flowed all the layout of that subform will get messed up and you’ll have to redesign it almost from scratch. But it's the only way if you want to change the form layout and have your form rearrange itself “on-line”.

You must set the parent subforms to flowed instead of positioned.

Hi,Its not really easy to code, but I did something  similar a few years ago.Basically there's a bunch of fields that adjust their width according to the data used in the PDF generation. When a field is empty it will be removed. If there’s a break the last field of the line will stretch till it occu...

You either use multiple print commands (has showed by the previous posters) or you create visible print only "copies" of the pages you want to print twice in your form. This does the trick but requeries a bit of work and will make your PDF bigger (disk size).

If the PDF is opened in browser it won't close by script, it will give an error, also, if your PDF is not interactive or the Reader has Javascript turned off it won't close either.

If you want to insert pages, then you should do something like this (after filling in all the form data the end user wants): - flatten PDF (Output ES) - insert pages (Acrobat) - Sign & Certify (Acrobat)If all you want is to attach files you don't need to flat your PDF and can go right to Signing you...

There are lots of ways, Paul presented the best of them.What you want to do isn't near the standard signed document workflow.Non-repudiation and changes apart, a Digital Signature represents a sign of acceptance of the content of the document. You not only want to change that content was well was th...

To flatten a PDF is to transform a interactive PDF into a non-interactive PDF.If, in your process, after you've inserted all the information you wanted in your form, you transform your Interactive PDF in a flat PDF you'll be able to insert and extract pages in Adobe Pro (or other versions).This oper...

Yes, flatten your PDF.