As radzmar mentioned...if the instruction page wasn't created in LiveCycle Designer, you will either have to recreate it from scratch in Designer as the first page, or convert the static PDF to an image file, create a new page in Designer, add an image field, then import the PDF saved as an image. R...

Hi Kim,There are several threads on this topic which you can read here:https://forums.adobe.com/thread/447115?q=add%20attachment https://forums.adobe.com/thread/543979?q=add%20attachment NOTE: Although it is possible to add this feature to your form, you will run into issues with those individuals w...

There are several ways to accomplish this depending on the design/layout/structure of your form.One simple way is by using 3 different check boxes with different names, and a numeric field to display the sum. NOTE: all fields in this example are contained within the same subform:Check box field name...

I haven seem any Service Packs for Designer ever since ES2. Does Adobe still release updates to Designer for bug fixes, etc.? If so, where?

I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to accomplish, but have you tired using the built-in password features in LiveCycle Designer..Form Properties>PDF Security?Are you trying to prevent someone from opening the form (in Adobe Reader/Acrobat & Designer) if they don't have the correct password, or ...

Is using "PDF stream dumper" the only option for editing the "Please Wait..." message?"Please Wait..."is very misleading since a dynamic form will never open if it is...  a) viewed within a web browser window (and not using the Adobe Reader plug-in), b) opened in Preview on Mac, or c) opened using a...

I've spent HOURS+++ trying to find a solution a similar problem only to discover that the "field names" within a repeating subform must be unique (not just the subform itself). Case in point, when I had a subform containing 3 fields: TextField1[0], TextField1[1], TextField1[2], I ran into an issue w...

I've spent HOURS+++ trying to find a solution a similar problem only to discover that the "field names" within a repeating subform must be unique (not just the subform itself). Case in point, when I had a subform containing 3 fields: TextField1[0], TextField1[1], TextField1[2], I ran into an issue w...

I've spent HOURS+++ trying to find a solution a similar problem only to discover that the "field names" within a repeating subform must be unique (not just the subform itself). Case in point, when I had a subform containing 3 fields: TextField1[0], TextField1[1], TextField1[2], I ran into an issue w...

I've spent HOURS+++ trying to find a solution only to discover that the field names within a repeating subform must be unique. Case in point, when I had a subform containing 3 fields: TextField1[0], TextField1[1], TextField1[2], I ran into an issue where a new instance of the subform was created eac...