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• I made a form of barcode using acrobat 9 pro and liveCycle Designer

  I made a form of barcode using acrobat 9 pro and liveCycle Designer, but the code bar in the gray eyes of acrobat reader... I know that I need some component to apply to the document... but I don't know how to get...

  You must activate Reader form with LiveCycle Reader Extensions and include the right to use of barcodes (BarcodePlaintext). You will need to contact Adobe for the price of information.

  More information: http://blogs.datalogics.com/2012/10/03/reader-and-livecycle-reader-extensions-in-the-limel light /

• What is the difference between Pro Acrobat and LiveCycle Designer 8.1ES?

  Hello

  What is the difference between Pro Acrobat and LiveCycle Designer 8.1ES?

  Thank you

  Hello

  They are two different programs.

  Acrobat

  This can be used to generate other types of document native PDF files. In addition, you can create forms that are called AcroForms. These retain most of the functionality that looks like in Acrobat to comment on.

  The form IS a PDF file.

  Acrobat is avialable for Windows and Mac.

  LiveCycle Designer

  This program is used to develop forms and is completely separate from Acrobat. The forms are called XFA forms, which means XML Forms Acrhitecture. The focus is quite the processing of data.

  While the forms that are created in the designer of the LC can be opened in Acrobat (Reader), they are not native PDF files and some of the features normally is not available. For example, while you can add data to the fields when the form is opened in Acrobat, you can not change the form itself in Acrobat. If you want to change the form, you will need to open again in LC Designer.

  It comes with the Windows of Acrobat Pro version. There isn't a Mac version of LC Designer.

  It's a broad overview brush, it could be useful.

  Niall

• Edit the adobe livecycle designer form of acrobat?

  Edit the adobe livecycle designer form of acrobat?

  Is not possible. You need LiveCycle Designer to edit these forms.

• How can I use a script in a Livecycle Designer form, to force the display of text in title case?

  Hello

  I'm a 'newbie' who's DIY'ing the construction of a dynamic form using Adobe Livecycle Designer 7 (I know it's a VERY old version!)

  [Thus, any aid that arrives must be "for Idiots"!]

  I need to build a code (Java script?) so some of my text fields DISPLAY data in the case of title - no matter how the user types in the data.

  Thus, for example, in a text field "address"...

  If someone types in...

  "sherborne 205 avenue.

  -OR-

  "205 Sherborne avenue"

  -OR-

  '205 SHERBORNE AVENUE'...

  I need the data to be DISPLAYED ESSENTIALLY as...

  "205 Sherborne Avenue".

  I found the following online and tried code in the event "output" of the field that I need to change (with 'language' chosen as JavaScript)...

  < this.rawValue = this.rawValue.replace (/ \b([a-z])/g, function (_, original) {return initial.toUpperCase () ;});})   >

  ... Was done to convert all the 'initial' words in uppercase letters - as LONG as they have not ALL typed in capital letters!

  Thus, this code has worked for the first two of my samples for Sherborne Avenue above - but it has NOT worked for the last...

  "205 AVENUE of SHERBORNE" does NOT get converted to title case - which is what I need help.

  Thanks in advance...
  

  I divided it in multimuple lines, but you could do without doubt in one if you wish

  var sometext = this.rawValue;

  someText = sometext.toLowerCase ();

  this.rawValue = sometext.replace (/ \b([a-z])/g, function (_, original) {return initial.toUpperCase () ;});})

• Adobe Acrobat 9 and LiveCycle Designer

  We had a few creating forms of external aid and they have been using LiveCycle Designer and we would like to make a few changes, but given that we have only Acrobat 9 we are not able to open the form to edit the fields. When looking at the Help menu in Acrobat is stays you can use LiveCycle designer to modify forms created in Acrobat, however Acrobat cannot change the fields of forms that have been opened and saved in LiveCycle Designer.

  That said, do we not have LiveCycle and we don't know about it? Our foreign aid seems to think we should have? does anyone know a work around? Thank you!

  If you have Acrobat Pro or Acrobat Pro Extended, LiveCycle Designer is included with the installation. It is not included in Acrobat Standard.

  Assuming that you have Pro or Pro Extended, check the start menu for the program Designer - it will be with where ever Acrobat and Distiller are.

• Reader/Acrobat DC for mobile and LiveCycle Forms

  Why doesn't DC Reader/Acrobat to open LiveCycle Forms produce mobile (iPad version) and is there an intention any to remedy this major omission? It seems incredible that the reader cannot open a document PDF produced by one of own Adobe products, especially when the Mac version of office the player can perform this task.  Also, I have Acrobat Pro XI but seem not to be able to use it to convert the LiveCycle document a version of the portable player capable of handling. All your comments/opinions would be appreciated.

  Hello

  Please take a look at the Blog of Adobe LiveCycle.

  The Adobe Reader Mobile and XFA in LiveCycle Designer Forms. Adobe LiveCycle Blog

  Even if it was written last year, it is always true.

• Fill PDF forms with LiveCycle Designer - "Permanence" of technology

  I like to PDF using LiveCycle Designer Forms.  I want to use with the organizations, I work to make the forms to fill out.  But I fear that the forms "break" more easily than the Acroforms.  Generally - is this concern of mine?

  -If I have a subform in a form sank makes 'visible' in certain circumstances and "hidden" in others - using a script JavaScript, this feature still works to proceed?  What happens if Adobe sold Designer?  Is - less likely to work on a similar feature in Acroforms?

  -How about the design of the form itself - if designed with LiveCycle Designer - the text, its implementation of form fields and their features, pages...

  Thanks for your comments.

  It is impossible to say if XFA in Acrobat/Reader support will be in the future. Most of the non Adobe PDF viewers and mobile Adobe's PDF viewers have little or no support for XFA forms, dynamics in particular, which has been a problem for a while. AcroForms were much more support and are part of the standard, ISO 32000, unlike XFA. Used in Acroforms JavaScript is being standardized, but I don't think that is the counterpart of XFA.

• Acrobat and LiveCycle compatibility

  I can change a LiveCycle ES2 form (move the data from the forms in a spreadsheet) using Acrobat X Pro, but cannot change the same form using Acrobat DC (I get the message that the file can be changed only with LiveCycle). If I upgrade to Livecycle to ss4 and re - save the PDF as such, I'll be able to change the shape of LiveCycle using Acrobat DC as I can with Acrobat X?

  No, Adobe Acrobat and LiveCycle Designer are separate products.

  Acrobat X Pro, there was an interface of LiveCycle Designer. It is not available in Acrobat Pro DC.

• Acrobat Pro XI when it is installed on Acrobat 9 Pro removes LiveCycle Designer.

  Acrobat Pro XI when it is installed on Acrobat 9 Pro removes LiveCycle Designer.  Central forms cannot open LiveCycle Designer Forms then what are you doing?

  I uninstalled XI and re-installed LiveCycle Designer only.  On replacing, I chose not to uninstall version 9 and to make a customer put in place (do not install the power plant forms).

  LiveCycle now works with Acrobat ProXI

  Customers who upgrade to Acrobat XI are eligible for a free copy of LiveCycle Designer ES3.  Please see our KB for more information: http://helpx.adobe.com/x-productkb/policy-pricing/upgrade-livecycle-designer-acrobat-xi.ht ml

• InDesign how compare to LiveCycle Designer ES to create interactive form?

  Hi all

  I work as an assistant COMPUTER in a company. Before my job, my supervisor used LiveCycle Designer to create all our forms. Much of this work fell on me now, but I'm trying to figure out which program would be best suited. I find LiveCycle to be somewhat archaic, and it does not sit well with other programs, even in the following Adobe. More alarming, that seems not be supported almost as well as any other program Adobe, as if he were to be progressive. I don't want to learn this program if it becomes obsolete as soon as...

  What I don't like not inDesign, is that while it covers all the defects mentioned, it does not seem much LiveDesigner employs some advanced features. It comes to things like the calculations behind the scenes and scripts in the PDF itself. If I missed those options, I'd love to be corrected.

  What does the community think? LiveCycle Designer is worth learning, or inDesign powerful enough to provide what I need?

  Thank you

  If you want stuff like that, stick with LiveCycle Designer, with all its limitations. LiveCycle Designer is therefore more part of the Acrobat, is Windows only, etc. etc. My impression is that Adobe is it gradually.

  InDesign is just an entry by creating a form in Acrobat. It's a comfortable and familiar layout for InDesign users. There is a large group of people who know how to create and use Acrobat Forms. No doubt some of the things you want from LiveCycle can be done by adding JavaScript, but it happens in Acrobat Pro, not in InDesign. You should spend some time in the forum of PDF Acrobat forms because you would spend part if your time in InDesign, part of your time in Acrobat Pro:

  PDF forms

• LiveCycle dynamic form adds too many lines and does not save properly

  Hello

  I'm fairly new to LiveCycle Designer.  I designed a few forms that behave in the same way, and I'm curious to know if someone would mind helping me find my mistake.

  I have a table that I need to be able to add and subtract lines.  If I add a line and fill in the information, it seems good.  If I save the form and re-open information disappeared and there are several added lines which are empty.  How can I fix?

  Document link: file - sharing Acrobat.com

  Thank you very much

  Loren

  Hey Loren,

  It's very strange, and I would say a bug in the binding process.  It seems that from Table2 Row1 elements can be picked up as part of the binding of the nested table, table 3, which has a line called Row1.

  I changed the Row1 under Table3 to SubRow1 and it seems to work fine.

  I don't know how you want the buttons Add/Remove to work, but "this.parent.index" you will get the index of Cell1 (which will always be 1), you can "this.parent.parent.index".

  Concerning

  Bruce

• How to get forms to ignore the default text in the fields during the validation of LiveCycle Designer

  Hiya,

  I'm test ss4 Designer to create a simple form that is submitted by e-mail.

  Everything works except for my text boxes...  They are implemented in the form of required fields, but because I've included the text by default with the instructions, if you press on submit without changing the fields, they will not validate as empty and does not throw an error message.

  I searched the forums all day for a fix, but I'm too new to understand where to put the code, etc.  I tried to add

  ' text {! = placeholder}' in the validation box but model that does not work...

  All I have is LiveCycle Designer and I'm on windows 7.  Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  There is a script editor.  If you select the field, then you will be able to select the event in the 'Show' taking place (above the 'Design' tab), and then the code window will be active and you can enter your code.  You can extend the default value of a single line.

  Good luck

  Bruce

• Open the forms designed by Livecycle Designer in iPad

  Hello world

  I have a few dynamic forms that were designed using the Livecycle Designer ES and its requirement is at least a version of adobe acrobat 8.1. I have some users having difficulty opening these forms using ipad, although they got the latest version of adobe installed. I don't have an ipad and don't know. Can someone advise if there is a limitation in adobe readers in the iPad? what these users can do to solve it? What are the common problems with the opening of these advances froms of ipads?

  Hello

  See the discussion here: http://forums.adobe.com/message/4180571#4180571.

  Niall

• How to create an XFAF (XFA foreground) form in LiveCycle Designer?

  How to create an XFAF (XFA foreground) form in LiveCycle Designer?

  I don't see this option in ' Save as '.

  I see only dynamic 'static form' and 'xml '.

  Thank you

  XFAF designates a PDF with XFA (static shapes) content.

  In the designer, you can save your form designs in dynamic form (PDF XFA) or static form (PDF).

  The static are also sometimes appointed XFAF.

  See page 19 for more information on XFAF xfa.

  http://partners.Adobe.com/public/developer/en/XML/xfa_spec_2_5.PDF