Spacing, alignment and labels position ...

How can I adjust the spacing between items? When exporting as a PDF there's a ton of wasted space on printed forms, making it hard to fit much on a single page.
Why do I have to adjust the "labels position" for the whole document? How can I just adjust it for the item selected?
If I set "labels left" and try to adjust the width of the "edit label" field, it adusts all the "edit label" fields in the whole document. How can I adjust one without affecting the others?

Yes, for fields that are the first in a row and that have label position set to Left or Right, they do share a "global" caption reserve (label width).  This FAQ goes into a little more detail:
http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-4231
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