By George, I think I've got it! Thank you so very much for all of your help. And thanks for never making me feel dumb...I know that I'm a rank beginner, so I appreciate your patience with my questions. I've learned a lot.Janet

Niall - I got it to flow correctly (YAY!). But is there any way to center a positioned subform between the left and right margins within another subform that is set to flowed? Because as you probably know, when you set a subform to flowed, it moves everything up tight and to the top right corner.

Well, I seem to have each page set with Flowed and Allow Breaks in Content, but it still doesn't create a new page for the overflow. Does it have something to do with the fact that I have Positioned as well as Flowed subforms on the page?

That was perfect. Thanks. One last question (can you tell I'm new at this?)...I have a second part to my form, that contains expanding fields that need to be on three separate pages (in this instance, Goal 1 on one page, Goal 2 on another page, Goal 3 on a third page). There are a number of field...

Thank you Niall - that was helpful. Next question - is there any way to have footers in a form that will move when the fields expand? Thanks again,Janet

I'm trying to build a form that will have expanding fields that will need to break over multiple pages.  I have chosen "Allow Multiple Lines" and "Allow page breaks within Content", as well as setting the subform to "flowed" and have saved as a dynamic form.  However, I have a message that reads, "A...