Yes, just delete the pages that aren't part of the form and you'll be left with a working Acroform that you can insert into other documents with Acrobat.

You can replicate your XFA form by creating it in Acrobat. Actually, since adding it to a normal PDF in Acrobat as you've already done converts it to an Acroform, most of the work is already done.This won't be a problem unless you have to insert more than one form. If you do, the fields of each indi...

That's what I'm getting too. It's probably a bug that Acrobat 9 allows the pages to be added this way. Since it is a static XFA form, it is able to get converted to an Acroform when added since that structure exists within the PDF. It does mean that any code wouldn't work, but since the XFA doesn't ...

That would be great and will help clear this up. You can send it to me at: acroscript at gmail dot com

This is surprising to me and having a sample to look at might clear things up.Does anyone reading this know how this could have been done in Acrobat?

That's odd, assuming the XFA PDFs were not converted to regular PDFs before inserting them. You're saying you did this in Acrobat, correct? You can't use Acrobat to two XFAs (static, dynamic, or any combination) in any version of Acrobat I've used, which doesn't include 8 but does include all the re...

Try editing the XML source and change the moduleWidth and/or moduleHeight, which should be identical for Data Matrix. If you're using a Paper Forms 3D barcode, you can do this by selecting a Scanning Method of Custom and changing the module width, all on the Field tab of the Object palette.

Another thing to try: Close any Windows Explorer windows you may have open and try opening the file through Acrobat (e.g., File > Open...). Any difference?

I'm sorry, I thought you were trying this with Reader.It's probably has something to do with the fact that the file is on the network. It would be interesting to so what happens with a manual Save As. I seem to recall someting about an error message like that being reported before, but I'd have to d...

Yes, you can use Acrobat 11 to enable XFA forms. In Acrobat 11 the menu item is: File > Save as Other > Reader Extended PDF > Enable More ToolsAlso, you may have heard that Reader 11 is able to save a filled-in form, comment, etc. even though the document is not Reader-enabled. This applies to non-X...