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Re: PDF Forms Software - Adobe LiveCycle vs Adobe Experience Manager?
From: L Snider
Date: Aug 21, 2018 8:29PM
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I totally agree with Bevi, the current version of InDesign is awesome, once
you know everything to do. I used to dislike it and wouldn't use for a
while, but now it is top notch for most things. Glad you are looking at the
current version.
In my experience forms work quite well overall.
Cheers
Lisa
On Tue, Aug 21, 2018 at 10:01 AM, Philip Kiff < <EMAIL REMOVED> > wrote:
> Quote: " create the graphics and layout in an old version of InDesign (CS2
>>> or 3) "
>>>
>> Gosh, that's such an outdated program! Can't create an accessible anything
>> with it. Encourage your designer to upgrade to the latest version of Adobe
>> Creative Suite, CC:2018 at this time.
>>
> Yes, I've sent that advice along before. These days especially, using
> up-to-date software is critical for creating accessible PDFs. That's part
> of why I'm trying to find a replacement for LiveCycle.
>
> Thanks again for the tip about using (the current version of) InDesign. I
> can certainly start using that immediately as an option for some forms.
>
> Phil.
>
>
> On 2018-08-20 8:24 PM, <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote:
>
>> Quote: " create the graphics and layout in an old version of InDesign (CS2
>> or 3) "
>> Gosh, that's such an outdated program! Can't create an accessible anything
>> with it. Encourage your designer to upgrade to the latest version of Adobe
>> Creative Suite, CC:2018 at this time.
>>
>> Quote: " Some of the forms I work with require "dynamic" form properties
>> because users are asked to insert additional rows of data and the form
>> expands in length to allow for additional rows as needed. I wonder if
>> InDesign can accommodate "dynamic" forms as well as "static" ones? "
>>
>> Not at this time; that kind of programming to make the form dynamic
>> requires
>> scripting, which can be done in Acrobat but not in InDesign. I'm hoping
>> we
>> can have that capability eventually built into InDesign, but I'm not in
>> control of what Adobe does. I can only ask and request features at
>> www.InDesign.UserVoice.com
>>
>> --Bevi
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