I'm afraid no.Acrobat is a completly different ballpark. You have different classes and objects there and actually not really events. In case you have a ton of scripting in your XDP you can only hope for Surface tablets or else spend an awful lot of time trying to come close to the old functionality

I prefer saving the XFA-PDF in Acrobat as PostScript (.ps). Then I create in Acrobat a new Acro-PDF with the PostScript. Has always worked fine. Of course all form fields and scripting is lost. You have to add that all over again with Acrobat. The form layout will change with every change request. Then you change the XDP and produce with the PostScript detour a new Acro-PDF. The good thing is that you can swap individual PDF pages with Acrobat. So fortunately your form fields and scripting are n...

Not italics. Like if you wanted to print around the rim of a plate. The baseline of the letters is a curve then.

Are you sure this JavaScript?A line like (oField.rawValue == 1 | oField.rawValue == 01) = "1st";looks to me like a part of an if statement and a part of a variable assignment.Maybe you want to reformat your code in a standard way and re-post it completly?

I can confirm that "Weitere Werkzeuge aktivieren (mit Ausfüllen und Speichern von Formularen)" the same menu item is as "Enable More Tools (includes form fill-in & save)".(Actually I use the German version myself and it works with my Acrobat.)But I have no explanation why that doesn't work with your XFA-PDF.You might want to check whether there is any scripting code that resets the form upon opening.