Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I see no such option in Acrobat DC
(see below). Those options do exist (and work) in Acrobat X (and maybe
also in XI) but they do not appear to exist (or work) in Acrobat DC.
I've created a moderately complex fillable form using LiveCycle Designer
ES4. After completing the form, users click the form's Submit button to
email their data (in XML format) back to us. Upon receipt of the XML
attachment, we use Adobe Acrobat X to import the data back into a blank
copy of the form. It works well. However, our IT dept. says we must
decommission Adobe Acrobat X and move to Adobe Acrobat DC (they are not
keen on moving to Adobe Acrobat XI because they think that it will also
so...
I've just purchased Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES4. I see that there is at
least one service pack for ES4. Is that service pack (SP1) included in
the version of ES4 which I downloaded, or do I need to install SP1
separately? I'm asking because SP1 was apparently released some time
ago, so perhaps it's now included in the download version of ES4? I
assume however that the answer to my question is "No, you must download
& install SP1 separately" because the About... details for my copy of
Adobe Live...
What is the best practice for adding an end user license agreement to a
fillable form created with LiveCycle Designer; and for forcing the user
to signify acceptance of the EULA before gaining substantive access to
the form?For now, I've kludged it with a series of four message boxes
(necessary because my EULA, like most) is too long to fit in a single
messageBox). The first 3 message boxes have OK/Cancel buttons. If the
user clicks OK she gets the next EULA message box; if she clicks Cancel
the...
Thank you. It also appears that the answer to my original question is
"yes" (i.e. the page subform does need to be flowed--and it must also
allow page breaks as radzmar explains). I did some further experiments
which indicate that, in my particular situation, wrapping objects in
subforms is largely unnecessary; I've removed those subforms and things
are working correctly simply with the page subform set to flowed and
allow page breaks. I still need to do some design work to account for
auto-repo...
I'm having trouble getting content to flow across page breaks. For
example, I have a positioned subform wrapped within a flowed subform.
I've tried various combinations of the "Allow page breaks within
content" settings for those subforms. However, I can only get the
content within those subforms to flow across a page break if I set the
page subform itself to flowed. I'd rather not do that, because it
necessitates substantial further design work on the entire page. Is it
essential that the page ...
