Hi Daniel,I'm surprised you would say that. Most of the US Gov't agencies have moved to PDF for their form solutions due to the fidelity of the layout as well as compliance issues.

Hi Daniel,There is no trial version of Adobe LiveCycle Reader Extensions, if you send me your form I can create a "draft" version (with a watermark) for testing.Also - the best way to stay up on developer events is visit http://developer.adobe.com/events

Hi Daniel,The difference is that the IRS forms have been passed through Adobe LiveCycle Reader Extensions which allows anyone with Adobe Reader to save the form and the form data. When you open your form - there is a message bar at the top that says "You can not save data typed into this form." Wher...

Aandi is correct. Forms created with Designer create XML based on the structure of the form and/or the fields.XFDF works with forms created with Acrobat Form Tools (In Acrobat 7 : Tools > Advanced Editing > Show Forms Toolbar) You're mixing and matching up your XML types. Best bet. After you create ...