Adobe Pro 10 fillable forms on my website not so great now on different browsers...?

Why do my Adobe Pro 10 fillable forms on my website work great in Explorer and Chrome and when downloaded but do not open in Mac, Windows 8, and look funny in Firefox?

And sad thing is the adobe PDF Plugin doesn't work on Mac in which you can view, Print and fillout through any browsers, be it : Chrome, FF, SeaMonkey, Opera, Maxthon, Safari, OmniWeb, iCab. Even PDF Browser Plugin by Schubert of Germany doesn't work well and may not even work with Yosemite. The Adobe plugin hasn't worked with Mac in ages. And I've continually requested that it be fixed. And last time I received a nasty note from Adobe saying they had no intention of ever fixing it. That they would rather concentrate on new features than fixing any bugs that crop up.

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When I've had this happen, I've started over by creating a new base document and copying the fields and any code over to the new PDF. In cases I'm familiar with, it usually turns out to be a problem with fonts, such as them not being embedded. In any case, you probably won't be able to correct the situation without creating a new form.
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Can I export or convert an existing FormsCentral form into an adobe acrobat pro fillable form?

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Good day in2psy,
As FormsCentral is a web-based service that hosts the forms you create, you cannot download them and use them locally on your computer.
Kind regards,
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Hi;
This is a bit of a broad question, let me try to understand your needs a little better.
Are you looking to use FormsCentral to either create your form or create the form and collect and manage the responses? Are you looking for a web/HTML form or a PDF?
FormsCentral allows you to create web/html forms that when they are submitted the data is sent to FormsCentral and in a Paid level subscription you can configure Email Notifications to email the results to you, they are also always available in FormsCentral to view and analyze. For the web/HTML form you can simply add a link to the form on your website, or the web/HTML form can also be "Embedded" into your web site (there is Embed code on the Distribute tab).
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LiveCycle Designer does not figure into this at all. The other enabling software that can allow for unrestricted use is called LiveCycle Reader Extensions. There is a version of this software available through Datalogics (www.datalogics.com) as well that may be more convenient to use.
People often bring up the scenario of making a small change and creating a new form. I don't think this would be valid and use the following as a guideline: If the form is collecting the same data for the same purpose, it's the same form
I got this years ago from some materials for LiveCycle Reader Extensions and it seems reasonable.
Note that Reader 11 can do a lot without the form needing to be enabled, such as saving a filled in form and using template features, but not digital signatures. So if you can get your users to update to Reader 11, you won't need to bother with these restrictions.

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Can I use Adobe Forms Central to embed a fillable form on my website created in Wix? I want customers to complete the form, submit it, and print a copy for themselves.

You might want to read this Wix help page: http://www.wix.com/support/html5/editor/media/faq/does-wix-support-the-javascript-language
From that, it would appear that Wix does not support plain Javascript, but only those modules available through the Wix HTML app/store/marketplace.
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Hi,
A while ago, I had read on my facebook wall (but can't find that comment anymore) that Dreamweaver had recently made an upgrade; we are now able test our website in Dreamweaver for compatibility in different browsers and that it also tells us what needs to be fixed for our site to work within certain browsers. Where do I go for that exactly?
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There is an extension for DW called browserlab I think. Seems slow to me but I havent used it much.
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Ajlan,
I tested it with Firefox, which does not support filling in of forms and makes you open it with adobe reader, which it fine once you get to that point since you are no longer on the web. I have Adobe Reader XI. I am not aware of any clipboard policy.
I have actually found a fix that requires a java script that solves the issue.
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Designer was unable to locate critical application files. Please shut down Designer and run the installation (found under Add/Remove Programs in the Control Panel). Choose to 'Repair' the installation in order to restore the missing files.
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Unable to load local library.
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I made a doc in Word, created a form, added check boxes, all good. I fill out the form as needed, check specific boxes as needed, and submit via email to vendors to place orders.
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I'm sorry. I made the Word doc, then used Adobe Pro to convert the Word doc into a fillable form. Using Designer I added the check boxes. Saved and closed.
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Change Account https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1465499 may help
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