Saving form design as Pdf - acrobat pro xl

Further to reply by Jef Canepa. Am unable to save form design as pdf. am getting error msg " Cannot export PDF, Acrobat.com encountered an unexpected error."
I created the form from a template in adobe acrobat pro XI. Kindly advise. I need to form to send out for survey on my education program.
Thanks

Could you please send me the following information:
Operating System
Account type/level
Acrobat XI version (ie., 11.0.2, 11.0.0)
FormsCentral build number (go to menu Help-> About FormsCentral)
Name of the Template you used
Precise steps you take leading up to the error
For your protection, you can send the information directly to me at [email protected]
Jeff Canepa
Software Quality Engineer
Adobe Systems, Inc.
[email protected]

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