I am using LiveCycle designer in this i am repeatedly receving some"Microsoft Visual C++ Error" msg.

This above Error message will appear when my file size increases, I am not able to integrate my developed PDF froms....Please Help me in this regard and its very important for me to complete my work as soon as possible.
First I will get this below Error Message....
When i click OK on above Error message....It will show that It has stopped working.
And at last it force me close the Designer completely...
Please any one help me in these above mentioned issues....
THANKS.....
Gurudev.S.N
Message was edited by: Gurudev

Hi radzmar, Actually i am having a Template with some scripting into which i am trying to integrate my dynamic PDF forms which is of more then 5 to 6 pages each but when the size of my template increases to around 2MB those above error message occurs. I am facing these problem even when i unwrap a subform which is having more than 3 -5 pages.
I am not understanding what would be the cause....Please help in resolving this problem.

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