Printed Adobe Form - pagination and data content problem

Question

I have been making changes to HR Appraisal Forms and all goes well except when I want to paginate a section. 
The text is in a value string.
I define a flowed subform with direction Top to Bottom.  binding None
Subform Pagination Place > Following Previous    After > Continue Filling Parent If Dataset Paginated > Goto content area (there is only one content arrea defined in this form
Allow Page breaks within content.
I have a table object within the Subform. Place > Following Previous    After > Continue Filling Parent If Dataset
The table has a Header row Place > Top of Next Page (this works fine) checked Include Header Row Initial Page and Subsequent Page
the Table row (body) Pagination Place > Following Previous    After > Continue Filling Parent If Dataset
When I test with more data than fits on page I get overflow and pagination with the Header on both pages.
The bad the data that overflows to the new page is the same from the start of the first page, it repeats.  aso the second page has the content the length of what the overflow data would have been.
How do I get the data NOT to repeat from the beginning on the second page?   This should have been easy but I have tried almost everything to correct the problem EXCEPT define all the objects as subforms and use Acessibility to make them work as table or row.  Please remember that I am NOT trying to make an interactive form and just want printed overflow.

Answer 1

Hi,
It allows the save as from a process point of view there speaks nothing against having long notes. And in the smartform print and in any other online UI in PM (R/3, BSP, WD) the notes are displayed correctly.
The PDF is just another UI component, and the only one with the issue. To be honest, I think the SAP note is a rubbish answer, and an easy way out. Yes, in general it is better to have short notes on element level and longer pieces of text in an attachment.
But logically speaking, the PDF thing is just plainly a bug.
But we can talk short or long about it, in the end SAP is the one with the final answer
Regards and Groetjes,
Maurice Hagen