The drop down on the file menu of Pro XI is where the data file etc is set up to begin with. Its where you tell the form where the data is and the related particulars. It was not an add in I don't think (if it was I don't remember adding it)I did the print to create a form without the fields thinkin...

Nope, we are submitting paper forms to them.The old process was an xml data file was created in MS Access. The pdf file was opened in Acrobat Pro XI and the merge was completed using the forms import from the Acrobat pro drop downs. There was an option on the File drop down that accessed the set up ...

That's what I tried to do and the way I have done it in the past. I am trying to get data into the form to file with the government agency. Rather than go down this path to nowhere, what is the process to scan the old form to create a new form to which I can add the merge functionality? Is there a w...

I am only trying to have the same functionality I had before the wholesale changes to the interface for Acrobat. I am not married to a process if there are alternatives that work. Rather than telling me what I can't do, how about telling me how to move forward or where (and how) to find the process ...

Forms were government forms which were converted into 'merge' forms. I have used both text and xml as the data source file format. The forms were converted using Livecycle. The actual production (the merge of data into the form) was done using Acrobat Pro XI (started with 6 and upgraded through the ...

I have probably 40 forms created using livecycle designer that do not work in dc. They worked fine Acrobat pro XI.I am not interested in recreating the forms since I have hundreds of hours invested already. Is there a way to restore the functionality without closing my business to recreate the forms...