Editable pdf created in LiveCycle Designer 8

I've created a seven page form in which I can embed photographs for site visit documentation. The form consists of multiple pages each with two image fields per page. The pdf form works great, but at times, not all seven pages are needed. I need to be able to delete extra pages before inserting this form into a report. What are my options?

Adobe's LiveCycle Form Server might help with this objective. I think.
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Hi,
Not sure why you are resolving the node (??), also I would not be inclined to include a period in the object name (.), maybe this is why you are resolving the node.
Also I don't see in the script where you are calling the instanceManager, in order to use the addInstance method.
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is possible in acrobat reader fill in and save interactive PDF created with LiveCycle Designer?

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Only if the form has been Reader Enabled before it is sent out to the user with Reader.
There are two ways of Reader Enabling the form. One using Acrobat Standard v9 or Acrobat Professional v8 (both have license restrictions). The other is to use LC Reader Extensions ES2, which is a server product (additional costs).
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http://www.assuredynamics.com/index.php/2010/11/using-livecycle-forms-in-acrobat-and-reade r/
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You should be able to from the Forms menu.
I can't do a screenshot now but this should help: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/Acrobat/9.0/Professional/WSE8580964-0716-4452-BA8D-EA9AAD3F609 1.html.
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I'm REALLY hoping someone here can help me, I have spent over four hours on the phone to Adobe in the last 3 days and I'm getting no where what-so-ever. I can't even find out where /how to complain about it! (but thats another story)
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How much does Adobe LiveCycle Forms costs?
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Thanks for the reply. Right now I can create froms in Adobe Pro, but I need to create an "image file" which is only avialble in LiveCycle designer. Did the Acroforms you mention supports Image field? I tried to create a form with image fields in LiveCycle Designer, and then save as static form. It will work for PC but doesn't work for iPad.
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> If I correctly understand what you're trying to do then Adobe XPAAJ should be adquate:
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