PDF form, Text hiding is working for only PO Print

Hi,
I need to hide few text fields based on document type. Javascript is working fine , its hiding text and also not occupying space. But it is working only for PO Print out. The same code is not working for PO Acknowledgement , RFQ or Contract . I have put the code in Initialise and docready events.
Code as below :
if ( xfa.resolveNode("data.#pageSet[0].Page1.IV_DOCTYPE").rawValue == "F" )
this.SF2.presence = "hidden"
SF2 is a floawable subform with two text fields. This is working fine for ME23n , but it only makes invisible and doesnot remove space for ME9A(RFQ) or ME9K(Contract)
Any suggestion would be helpfull, thanks
Regards,
MB

That's a limitation of Apple's AirPrint framework that Adobe Reader depends on. We are considering an alternate solution that may resolve this issue though.
Thanks for your feedback.
-Gaurav

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