Is it possible to edit forms IN forms central that were created in Adobe, then uploaded to forms central?

I would like to be able to edit forms that were previously created in Acrobat after uploading them to FormsCentral in the same way that I can edit a form which was created directly in forms central. Is this possible?

No, all LCD forms can only be edited in LCD.
And the second trial is probably not going to work, unless you install it
on a different computer.
The best way to salvage your form, in my experience, is to print it to the
Adobe PDF printer, creating a new flat PDF file and then running the Form
Detection Wizard in Acrobat on it and continuing from there. It probably
won't do a perfect job, but it should recognize some of the fields.
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