Collect responses online

(New) Creative Cloud user with a FormsCentral Question. I accessed FormsCentral through Acrobat Pro. Created a form, and all was well. I went to save as a PDF and got an error message. Also attempted to collect responses online and got an error message. I saw that I have additional subscription options that will enable me to do these things. The last of these options is titled "Acrobat Pro".
My question: if I have Acrobat Pro through a Creative Cloud subscription, do I then also have to subscribe through FromsCentral as well to access the additional features?

Hi taylor.weston,
When we purchase Acrobat XI Pro as a part of Creative Cloud, we need to purchase the FormsCentral subscription additionally. It does not come with Acrobat XI Pro as a part of Creative Cloud.

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Is it possible to create a form in Acrobat Pro and distribute it through Acrobat.com and view the responses online?
I want to create a referral form for a medical office. I want the doctor's office to use a link at Acrobat.com to download the form and then submit the form.
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Hello,
Thanks for posting. Unfortunately, the only way to distribute and receive responses for a form is with Acrobat desktop software. Acrobat.com serves as the distribution and data collection mechanism, but all responses have to be tracked with Adobe Acrobat.
We are constantly trying to enhance the capabilities of Acrobat.com, and you can help us by adding your request to our Ideas page (http://ideas.acrobat.com), where you can post ideas and comment on or rate those that others have posted. We actively cull from this site to learn about what users most want to see in the service; I recommend posting your idea there.
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Where is the "Collect Reponses Online tab in the Adobe FormsCentral desktop app" ?

Are you using the app bundled with Acrobat XI? or the one downloaded from the FormsCentral website? Only the former one has that tab.
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Hi gablaughin,
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