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[Kanisha Dezarn]

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"To retain layers when you convert InDesign CS or later documents to PDF, make sure that Compatibility is set to Acrobat 6 (PDF 1.5) and that Create Acrobat Layers is selected in the Export PDF dialog box"

As Steve and Paul have suggested I would not import the PDF directly into LC Designer. I would open the PDF in Acrobat and from the File > Export menu, export the pages to JPEG. Then when in LC Designer drag an "Image" objects onto the Master page. If you have two images (one for each page) then you will need to insert a second Master page and in the Design view go to pagination and set the first page to be placed on Page1 and the second pages on Page2. The advantage of putting the background images on the Master pages is that you can extend the image object right to the edge of the page and it doesn't get in the way when designing the form in the Design view.

What I did was open Acrobat and create a blank PDF (setting the page size and orientation to what I want - in my case A4 and Landscape). In Acrobat 9 I can do this from the File menu. There are examples of javascript for adding new pages (windjack.com have a free sample).

PS another important setting is to have the layer behind the page, so that the new form objects will appear over the image. Also if you have multiple pages, you can import single page PDF and target each page in turn.

The issue for users with Reader is whether the form is Reader Enabled or not. If it is not Reader Enabled then the users will not be able to save the data. If however it is Reader Enabled then they will be able to save data.

You can purchase an additional LiveCycle component called LC Reader Extensions ES2. This is a server component and is intended to make it more efficient to handle data from thousands of forms by automating the data handling. The purchase of LC Reader Extensions ES2 is a cost, but also there is a cost associated with each form that is Reader Enabled through LC Reader Extensions ES2. You would need to talk to an Adobe sales rep in your geographical location.

Now this is not a problem to you because you have Acrobat v8 Professional. However in v8 the process of applying the Reader rights is tied into the distribute function. So you will need to provide an email address. While you do NOT have to have a submit by email button on the form itself; Acrobat will place a Submit Form button on the red Forms ribbon at the top (see screenshot in previous post).

Now, don't shoot the messenger - one option would be to upgrade from Acrobat v8 Pro to at least Acrobat v9 Standard (you can go Pro or Pro Extended is you want). This will give you the ability to apply Reader rights, without distributing the form.

I need to print a form part way through my process. The form is submitted, then proceeds through a couple of steps. The third step requires a copy to print after they have completed the necessary information and hit submit. Is there a way to have the form automatically print at this step, even though the step is within the process?

Your html section looks ok. Is it possible that the html section it is being hidden on your actual form? Does it show in your preview?

You could also try this:

Change the html section to:

Print Page

When I used the first solution (that starts with Print Form) I noticed that if you clicked the 'Print Form' button and then canceled it an error was thrown by the form and you had to reload the form. Instead I ended up using just this line of code:

I don't think there is a direct answer to this question due to how differently each browser renders html and css rules when "printing" the page. The best way we have overcome this is after the form has been submitted, there is a "Download" (must be allowed in the business process start event) button that converts the page to PDF, which is a very close representation of the page ready to print, which we then open and print. Not the best solution, but a viable workaround.

We found that Forms 10.2 did a decent job of printing Forms from Inbox (IE). After upgrade to 10.3, we found that the results from IE, Edge and Chrome were not usable - with Mozilla Firefox, the first page printed OK. We will likely implement similar workaround as previous poster.

Let us know if you need some help with converting your Form to a repository document. We have learned quite a bit about how to get everything into one document. Especially if you have attached pictures. We have some SDK scripts from our VAR that can do some conversions as well.

I need to print forms people submit individually (not summarized responses in Excel), but there is so much wasted space. The simple form I have should easily be able to fit onto one side of one piece of paper, but as is prints out as 3 or more pages, depending on how much people type.

Is there a way to do this in Forms Pro? I'm using Forms Pro for the advanced survey capabilities and branching rules that aren't available in Forms. However, it seems that they have eliminated the "View Results" and "Review Answers" buttons. I want to be able to print everything out or create a PDF of one individual's survey responses.

I haven't actually used Forms Pro in a while so can't really advise you. It's possible when you do find the print option that the above advice may help but maybe someone else on the forum who uses Forms Pro can chime in for this one?

The analytics that are available for Form responses are great! However, you cannot print the results. I realize you can export to Excel, but it would be very convenient to print out the existing analytics for the form responses. Now, you have to take a screenshots. The request/suggestion of a print optoin was made back in June. Has there been any progress?

Yes I have this requirement too. Using FORM for pupil evaluation but want to share their responses back to the pupils. Can't print out the response so can't print to OneNote. Can print all from Excel but not straightforward to print just one pupils response at a time.

Ok, ability to print responses summary and print it to pdf is clear to me. But, there is one more issue. In my form, I often use "text questions" with a lot of space for the answer. When I try to print my summary to pdf, I get very nice report, but longer responses are cut in the middle. Any idea, how to fix this problem? Data transfer from CSV file to report aren't very useful for me.

I want to print or see all of my questions in a layout form so I can send them to my team and they can follow the flow without having to click through each question. That way the branches could be seen and they could suggest re-ordering easily. Any idea on how to do this? Thanks

if you can see the logic map, screen capture it.. i find that on more complex ones, i have to zoom in to read them and capture the image, then piece it together in Visio or PowerPoint to get the print out..

One thing that is suggested in the Help Centre documentation and in most of the survey design books, articles, etc. as a best practice: create all your questions in a document or spreadsheet BEFORE you start using any survey tool to record them.

Hi, like many Typeform Users I initially created my survey in Word, then replicated in Typeform, from where I further developed it with branched logic, additional questions etc. to the point where my Logic map now looks like this:

I have a form that exists in paper form, scanned as a PNG file (ie a picture)

I inserted this image into my Writer document and adapted it to the page size.

I put that picture in the background.

Now I have inserted the form boxes based on the background image.

I added a text with arrow in RED, So I know how to insert the form to be printed in the printer.

TurboTax would have prepared the Form 8962, Premium Tax Credit, if and only if you entered a Form 1095-A in the program. If the Form 8962 is not included in your tax return you did not enter a Form 1095-A which you should have received from one of the state Marketplace Exchanges for your health insurance.

I entered the information for my 1095-A and the form 8962 was not included in my tax return when I printed it out. I went back, amended it (the information for the 1095-A was still there, but I deleted and re-entered it) and the form STILL does not show up when printing to pdf. I am at my wits end with this - I spent an hour on hold to talk with someone about this, only to have the call drop at the beginning of the conversation. They did not call me back, despite confirming my phone number and email address, and when I called the help line again, I was told the wait time would be yet another hour. After spending $80 on deluxe, this is a total ripoff with the return missing a required form. The turbotax printout with filing instructions did not even mention including the 8962 form and I wouldn't have even caught the mistake prior to mailing it out if it weren't for reviewing the instructions on the 1095-A.

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