Change Page Size of a Form

I created a form in Adobe Acrobat Pro from a spreadsheet that I had printed to PDF. However, the PDF was in a landspace orientation rather than a portrait orientation. Does anyone know how I can change the page size and orientation of the form. I tried opening it importing it into LifeCycle Designer, but it messes up my java script calculations. If I print it to another PDF it no longer remains a fillable form.

You really need to go back to your spreadsheet program and properly orient it there. Consider a PDF only a piece of paper that you created. You might be able to create the new PDF and then use replaces pages in the old PDF to keep the form fields. This last step is the typical process to keep the form fields. You will probably still have to move the fields. I am just not sure if the orientation and such will be kept with the replace pages, but that is where I would start. You could also copy the fields from one PDF to the other.

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Hi Karthik,
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As I understand it, you want to scale the graphic to a different size, not just change the page size. Those are two different aspects of the problem. If a graphic is part of the page, it can be moved, but can not be resized. To get a scalable graphic in the PDF, you have to put it on a button (TOOLS>FORMS>BUTTON) as an image. The button can be scaled. Once you make an object a part of the PDF itself (a form button is not part of the basic document), you can no longer scale it. This is why we all talk about doing editing in your original document and not in the PDF.
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I have created a PDF file and under document properties it says that the default page size is 11.69 x 8.26 in.
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ORA-06502 on "Help Text" region when changing pages on a tabular form

Hello everybody,
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Informações Técnicas (visível somente para desenvolvedores)
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ora_sqlerrm: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: erro: erro de conversão de caractere em número numérico ou de valor
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ORA-06512: em "APEX_040100.WWV_FLOW_DISP_PAGE_PLUGS", line 4204
Obs: Our database is in Brazilian Portuguese, so I guess it will be hard for some people to understand the first two lines! :)
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Error during rendering of region "Matched Participants Help & Hints".
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Technical Info (only visible for developers)
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ORA-06512: at "APEX_040100.WWV_FLOW_DISP_PAGE_PLUGS", line 4204
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0
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0
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3.806890.00081......is_internal_error: true4
0
3.807700.00084......apex_error_code: APEX.REGION.UNHANDLED_ERROR4
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3.808540.00082......ora_sqlcode: -65024
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0
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0
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0
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Thanks - Karen

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thanks for your help
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==== Code ====
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import java.awt.*;
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Export to pdf and crop the pages in Acrobat -
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