Thanks, Niall.  I will review the examples and explore what you suggest.  I do have constraints on reducing/changing font size, because some of the "boilerplate" includes provisions which are required to meet certain conspicuity requirements, including specific or minimum font sizes.I find it remark...

That is indeed the problem.  The boilerplate/static text comes at the end of the contract, after content which varies in height (page length).  If LiveCycle's built-in functions/properties cannot handle newspaper-style columns, then I'm assuming that code would be required to evaluate the remaining ...

Yes, the two forms are similar, because they both suffer from the same problem.  The form I uploaded/posted likewise is not formatted in newspaper-style columns.What I'm trying to achieve is a form with both fields and with static text, e.g., a purchase order, subcontract, contract, etc.  Some of th...

Niall, thank you for your help on this issue. I'm grateful.Bryan Capps

Not really.  The columns in that example are not newspaper style, i.e., two (or more) equal-length columns.  In other words, the overflow column on the second page is not two equal-length columns, but a single column.  If the default text in the field is reduced in length, the two columns on the fir...

Niall, thanks.  The test document is published athttps://acrobat.com/#d=GgE1H2V7f4ArpFDjP8YFLw.  It consists of two full-width subforms/sections (first one in red text, second one in blue), with a 2-column subform/section in between (in black text).Anyone else have a suggestion for properly flowing ...

Thanks, Niall. Am grateful for your response. However, it didn't work. See attached.Bryan

Thanks Niall for your reply, for which I am grateful.Unfortunately, the proposed fix did not work.  I've e-mailed you the simple test document.I think I understand LiveCycle, so this issue has me a little stumped.  Many dynamic forms are formatted in columnar layouts, so I can't imagine that LiveCyc...

Using Acrobat Pro Extended 9.4.5 and LiveCycle Designer ES2.  I'm creating a dynamic purchase order form that includes, of course, many fields, but also some static text (e.g., boilerplate "terms and conditions").  Up until now, I kept those terms and conditions in a separate (static) PDF, but that ...

Thanks, Bruce.  That worked!Bryan