-
1. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
Gilad D (try67) Oct 18, 2012 4:49 AM (in response to dagardner105)LiveCycle Designer used to be included as a part of Acrobat Pro, but that
is no longer the case with Acrobat XI. You'll need to purchase it
separately if you wish to edit LC PDF forms... Of course, you can still
create PDF forms in Acrobat itself, but since the two types of forms are
not compatible, you can't edit forms that were created in LC using Acrobat.
-
2. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
dagardner105 Oct 18, 2012 5:00 AM (in response to Gilad D (try67))What an awful experience with Adobe today. Cut off several times, contradictory answers. That is the first clear answer I have had.
So basically, everything was fine on X but the purchased of XI has messed everything up. Can't even download and buy Livecycle now, keeps referring me off to Digital Enterprise Platform with no purchase or trial link.
-
3. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
dagardner105 Oct 18, 2012 5:01 AM (in response to dagardner105)Now the Chat Representative has just cut off!
-
4. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
Gilad D (try67) Oct 18, 2012 5:09 AM (in response to dagardner105)George Johnson replied to a question I had about this very issue a couple
of weeks ago and said you can purchase it for $29 (
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4740721#4740721)... The only thing I could
find on the website was Adobe LiveCycle Designer ES3, and that costs
$300... (the webpage is not working at the moment, but that's the price I
saw a moment ago when I clicked the Buy Now button, here:
http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/designer/)
Maybe he can help clear up this situation...
-
5. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
Dave Merchant Oct 18, 2012 5:38 AM (in response to Gilad D (try67))George's statement about the price of LiveCycle Designer was for the upgrade price (converting LCD ES2 to LCD ES3). The full retail price of LCD ES3 is USD $299.
Acrobat X Pro and Acrobat X Suite customers who upgrade to Acrobat XI Pro are also eligible for a free upgrade to LCD ES3.
-
6. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
dagardner105 Oct 18, 2012 5:40 AM (in response to Dave Merchant)Thanks for the replies. The Volume Sales Team converted my XI serial umber to a X serial number and I have gone back to Pro X. All working well, I am now starting work. At 13.43 rather than 08.30...
-
7. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
Donbear Oct 23, 2012 3:20 PM (in response to Dave Merchant)I am having the same issues I use both the Acrobat X I got LiveCycle with my Acrobat Pro 9 licence together.. It was was working with X. Now I installed the XI upgrade and it deleted my LiveCycle install completely? How do I go about this free upgrade. I can not be spending all this on products I use only occasionaly The "very basic" Acrobat forms are fine for my every day work but I depend on Livecycle for the more complex stuff.
Please advise or share a link to the free upgrade. I can not fine it however I have downloaded a 60 day trial I have yet to install of ES3. Funny the download was from an old Macromedia server URL.
-
8. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
DimitriM Oct 24, 2012 7:51 AM (in response to Donbear)Hi Donbear,
On the FAQ page ( http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobatpro/faq.html ) under General there is a blurb about who is eligible for the free LCD upgrade and a link (free upgrade) to a Customer Support form. I guess you will have to complete that form and see who gets back to you.
Hope this helps,
Dimitri
WindJack Solutions
www.pdfscripting.com
www.windjack.com
-
9. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
TDRonline Oct 25, 2012 2:53 PM (in response to dagardner105)You think that is bad... I had LiveCycleDesigner installed with my Creative Cloud set and Acrobat X, then I saw the upgrade because again I'm on Creative Cloud... Next thing I know it uninstalled my LCD and I cannot find a way to reinstall.
That is what is confusing... I thought since I had the Creative cloud that it would be included
-
10. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
ActionDan_OBX Nov 27, 2012 2:12 PM (in response to dagardner105)We created forms in acrobat 9 pro and now with XI pro cannot edit them. Error message states that livecycle designer is required to edit forms previously created in acrobat. Called tech support and waited for over an hour before being told that another product needed to be purchased for $300 more than the upgrade cost for acrobat pro XI!!! From the XI FAQ - The web site states:
The following customers are eligible for a free upgrade:
- Customers who purchased a prior license to Acrobat and have purchased an upgrade to Acrobat XI Pro
- Customers who have an Adobe Maintenance and Support contract or purchased Upgrade Plan eligible for an Acrobat XI Pro upgrade
- Active Creative Cloud Complete members whose memberships started before October 15, 2012
The one-time LiveCycle Designer upgrade is available in English, French, German, or Japanese. Eligible customers can choose which language they would like to receive. Visit the Customer Support Portal to request an upgrade.
After entering in the needed info on the support portal was told that adobe will Not honor the sales rep & web site which both said we are eligible for the free upgrade. We asked for a full refund and will not longer be using any new adobe products. We went back to 9 pro forms work fine and adobe lost $. Nice work adobe - lie to customers and then act surprised that the customers want their $ back! They told us to just toss their software DVD in the trash where IT belongs, so we did!
Cheers,
Actiondan
-
11. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
delacombo Mar 21, 2013 12:03 PM (in response to ActionDan_OBX)Wow
-
12. Re: Cannot Edit a Form in Adobe Acrobat Pro Xi - use Livecycle
patpai Jul 24, 2013 11:34 AM (in response to delacombo)i was looking forward to trying Acrobat XI due to the editing features. Im a form designer and i develop them in LiveCycle Designer but what happens after a form is done, i sent it to translation services. I though i might have the translators on Acrobat PRO XI and they could just ahead an do their editing.
But i get that "To edit this form, you need to use LCD).
i dont want to have translator use LCD as they endup having access to everything? Is there maybe a way to work around that at all?
Thank you.




