When will XML Publisher Support Adobe 7 format?

I am wondering what version of XML Publisher is slated to support Adobe 7 Format?

Hi Tim
We have no immediate plans to support the designer forms, the specification is huge and will take time to implement. I understand its a tad expensive compared to Acrobat too.
Tim

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Missed your msg ...
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