Reg: Layout size & position

Dear All,
iam very new to development of Adobe PDF forms
i had encountered with one issue while setting the size of master page in CM by default its resetting it to INCHES
give me proper input to change from INCHES to CM
Highly Appreciated
Regards
Jaipal.E

Hi,
Go to Palletes in Menu bar.. Choose Drawing aids.. there from Grid and Ruler Settings.. Choose 'CM'
Thanks,
Rakesh

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