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LiveCycle Designer is not available for Mac. You can fill out LiveCycle based PDFs using Acrobat/Reader, however.Questions
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I believe you can disable printing in Acrobat/Reader by applying Restricting Features under Security.Questions
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Sounds like you have an event that is firing on form load causing an extra subform instance to be generated.Questions
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They are the same. ES4 and AEM (early versions) share the version 11.XQuestions
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Please refer to this document:Upgrade Adobe Designer from AcrobatQuestions
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Super late to this party, but it seems that you will get this error if your input XML is UTF-16. I.e.<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>Once I changed it to utf-8 this issue went away. Using Acrobat XI Pro.Discussions
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Can you save the form as a PDF and open it with Acrobat / Reader?Questions
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Are you sure you used LiveCycle to author these forms? The "import" feature you describe is usually when an existing PDF/AcroForm is to be converted to a XML Form.Questions
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Would you be able to include a link to your form so I could take a look?Questions
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You can follow this example. Basically you will change the form that is shown based on the data (choices).Multiple Top Level SubformsQuestions
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