Collecting responses to forms designed in 9 Pro with 9 Standard

I am looking to install the Acrobat 9 Pro trial to test using LiveCycle to design to PDF forms, but would like to check that I will be able to continue collecting the responses in Acrobat 9 Standard after the trail period has expired.
Do I need Pro to collect forms designed in Pro?
Many thanks,
Joe

I'm looking to test the uptake of the forms to see whether it's worthwhile purchasing the upgrade.
I understand I could still access any forms sent back to me, just wondering whether the automatic collection would still work.

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Collect response PDF forms and use responses in XLS

Hello,
If I have a PDF forms, and I collect forms complete, can I transform received replies in excel format, without publish data’s in internet?
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Hi,
In order to convert received responses to Excel, please follow the steps mentioned below:-
Go to view responses window- Save as Excel
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Nakul

EMail completed form in Acrobat 10 Pro

I created a form in Acrobat 10 Pro with an EMail button. The problem is, when it sends the email, it sends a complet copy of the form in editable format. All I want it to send is what the form would look like when you print it and not be able to edit it. How can I do that.

You can add a signature field and have the user's use the digital signature to sign the form and as part of that action lock the fields
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NEW! Import Fillable PDF Form and Collect Responses

FormsCentral now allows you to import an existing fillable PDF form and use the FormsCentral service to collect and analyze the submitted data. You no longer have to recreate your existing PDF forms within the service in order to take advantage of FormsCentral’s data collection/analysis capabilities.
You can also use popular tools like Adobe Acrobat X Pro or Adobe InDesign to create PDF forms that work with FormsCentral.
To import a PDF form go to the “My Forms” tab, click the More button on the toolbar and select “Import PDF Form.” Note: FormsCentral does not support PDF forms created using the LiveCycle Designer (XML-based forms).
Once imported the normal Design tab is replaced with an “Imported Form” tab that allows you to place a Submit button on the PDF form. You can place it on the top left or right of the first page, or place it on the bottom left or right of the last page. A thumbnail shows where the button will appear.
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The Options tab shows options that are available for PDF forms (Note: PDF Forms do not support Redirect URLs or Payments so these are not shown)
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The Distribute tab allows you to open the form and download the submit-enabled PDF file for distribution. The PDF file can be filled out, saved and submitted using the free Adobe Reader.
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The Response and Summary Report tabs will show the data submitted from the PDF form. They function as they do for a normal form file that you created from scratch or template.
This FAQ describes what types of PDF forms can/cannot be imported and what functionality is limited within the PDF once imported:
http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-2533
Please send us your feedback.
Randy

I followed this process to import my PDF form. The link I have on my web page is displaying an error from FormsCentral. The link works but the web page is confusing to customers. The message is:
An error has occurred.
The form does not exist. Please re-enter the web address as the link may be misspelled.
When I saved the submission-enabled PDF, I could only save it to my computer. I then had to upload it to the web site server and created a link on my web page to point to that URL.
How can I get rid of the Adobe FormsCentral message on the web page?

Cannot create a Response File in Reader X from form created in Acrobat Pro 9

I created a form in Adobe Acrobat Pro 9. I distributed the form using option "Manually collect responses in my email inbox" and "Save a local copy and manually send it later". When I send that form and get a response, I open it in Adobe Reader X but I do not get the pop-up option to save to a Response File. I do get that option to save to the response file if I open the file with Adobe Reader 9. Has anyone else seen this problem and is there a solution?

I figured a way around this in case anyone has the same problem in the future. I just opened Acrobat Pro X, clicked combine files into PDF, selected the file I wanted, saved the "binder" as PDF then saved another version as Reader Extended PDF. I think this helped because it essentially creaded a whole new PDF with the old PDF in it and getting rid of whater hashes or document properties in the last one that wouldn't allow it to work in Reader. Opens perfectly on other computers.

HOW TO DISTRIBUTE FORM TO READER AND COLLECT RESPONSES IN READER

I created a fillable form in pro at home and need to distribute to my job which only have adobe reader. How do I distribute and collect responses in my work email if the forms are filled out in reader?

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Requesting user capability to "Save Response as PDF File w/form design intact"

Love the new admin "Save Response as PDF File with form design intact" feature, but we really need for our indivual users (i.e. the ones filling out the form) to be able to do this. Our director still needs a hard copy of the form for manual signatures and those who pay by check. Our committee chairs use the online data (from excel file) but we also need the user to print a hard copy to physically turn in to the director. A .pdf file with form design intact that our user could print out and turn in would be helpful.

Hi,
We have an "Ideas" page where you can add or vote on feature ideas:
http://forums.adobe.com/community/formscentral?view=idea
I am pretty sure this idea has been added for you to vote on, but I didn't find it to link to. I know it is a popular request though so if you need to add a new idea click "Create an idea" under "Actions" in the top right, I am sure it will get a lot of votes..
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Josh

Is it possible to set up a form with a submit button where the data in the fields gets added to an existing excel file, just like 'collect response' but without connecting to the internet?

I have a form that I want to use to collect peoples information with a submit button. I am trying to get the data that gets inserted to be added to an existing excel doc when the submit button gets hit, the form then resets and someone else can fill in the same form, hit submit and his data gets added to the existing data in the same excel doc. It is basically the same as the 'collecting response' option but without having to be online. The form is going to be used at a boat-show and I am going to get people to fill it out on an iPad. Does anybody know if this is possible?

You could connect a bunch of 3700s to each computer and do this .
Or...since you're the one who monitors the monthly limit, you could restrict an individual's internet access once you see that you guys are coming too close to the cap.
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I have adobe xi pro, but i can´t edit a form create with adobe 8.0, the message is this form can´t be edit with adobe, use adobe livecycle designer. need I to buy another program?

I have adobe xi pro, but i can´t edit a form created with adobe 8.0. The message is: this form can´t be edit with adobe, use adobe livecycle designer. need I to buy another program?

If the form was created using LCD then it can only be edited there. This
application used to be bundled with Acrobat Pro, but that's no longer the
case. So if you want to edit this file then you need to purchase it, yes.
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Are Distributed Forms created in Acrobat XI Pro compatible with Response Forms in Acrobat X Pro?

I want to be able to use distributed forms (created in Acrobat XI Pro) that I have received back through email with Acrobat X Pro. That is, I want to be able to import the form information that is being sent back to me into a response form in Acrobat X Pro. Is this kind of "forward-compatible" issue possible?
Or, since I created the distributed forms in Acrobat XI Pro, can I only import data from those forms in an appropriate response from in Acrobat XI Pro?
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The distribution technique for email, network folder, or internal server haven't changed between Acrobat X and XI so you should be able to do this; however, it won't be managed through Tracker because you're distributing the form through different programs.

Why does Acrobat 9 Pro refuse to run Form Designer?

I have recently installed Acrobat 9 Pro. When I try to run the Form Designer, it throws an error with the message that there has been an unhandled Exception in Win32 FormDesigner.exe [2548].
I have looked for this on the Web but found nothing. I have also done a Repair re-installation with no change.
I am running XP Pro Service Pack 3, and have 4 GB RAM (3 GB available to apps). My cpu is an Intel Core Duo T9600 running at 2.80 GHz.
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Bartelmy

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Tracker not collecting responses, even though form submit works successfully.

I have created a file using Acrobat X, distributed it and am collecting responses using Tracker. When someone submits the form, I do not receive it and Tracker gives me this message, "You do not have access rights to this network resource." I have only ever been signed in as the same user and now I have multiple "Adobe server errors" that give no further details.
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https://workspaces.acrobat.com/app.html#d=NcFrmt42sNH-mUV1P1UV*w
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Gab

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As far your form responses tracking is concern you should receive your responses in your inbox , I have attached your form submission windows.
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Can the default column order in the response tab be set during form design?

I know the response columns can be rearranged in the report but can the order be "pre-ordained" as part of form design?

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Sorry I am not aware of your form NOT created in FormsCentral.
FormsCentral doesn't support to rearrange the column order in Form Design tab, if it is an imported PDF form. The column order in PDF form depends on the order of the field in the PDF structure. You can post a feature request from http://forums.adobe.com/community/formscentral?view=idea
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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.
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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]
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Software Quality Engineer
Adobe Systems, Inc.
[email protected]

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