What limitations are you finding in FormsCentral? What are the solutions?

Question

1. There's no way to reduce the height of the fields.
2. There's limited formatting options. This form has more formatting options
than FormsCentral. No Styles, Bullets, numbering, etc.
3. When in Design mode, there is no way to increase the view. If you are
using a small font to increase the content per page, you cannot read what you
are typing.
4. There's no “What You See Is What You Get” (WYSIWYG). The formatting in
FormsCentral changes when you save it to PDF. The pagination is different.
Three columns become 2 columns.
5. Is there a more robust version of FormsCentral with a higher upgrade?

Answer 1

1) As you mention in 3, you can change the field height by changing the font size.  Field height is directly tied to font size.  If you are looking for finer field size control you might want to look at Adobe Acrobat Pro XI or Adobe Designer.
2) This is correct. If greater formatting is required Adobe offers other forms solutions (Adobe Designer and Adobe Acrobat Pro). 
3) I implore you to add this issue to out "Feature Request" form at https://adobeformscentral.com/?f=XnF-KJVCovcEVQz9tZHYPQ
4) FormsCentral has 2 views that a page can be presented as.  The default is Web View which gives a representation of how the page will appear as a HTML file.  The other view is Page View.  Page View will present the form as it will appear on a printed page (or as a pdf file).  There are differences.  For instance, in web view a page can go on and on and on.  In Page view the same form will have page breaks inserted so that the contents will fit on a printed page (conforming to the page layout settings).  To make a pdf form layout the way you like it is recommended that you design the form while in Page View.
5) The difference between the Free FormsCentral and Paid FormsCentral is in the number of forms you are allowed to create (and keep active) and the number of responses supported.
I hope this information is helpful.
-Jeff Canepa