Jeff Stanier recently posted an article on LiveCycle Product Blog announcing the availability of a utility for converting xForms into XFA forms for those who are currently using xForms but would like to "leverage Adobe’s presentation capabilities."
Check it out and let me know what you think!
Thank you all for your patience while I was away. I have finally weeded through hundreds of comments and have identified the real ones from the spam ones.
In order to be fair to everyone, I will be responding to comments in the order in which I received them. While it may take me a while to get to comments which were posted in the last few days, rest-assured that I will get to them eventually.
Hello everyone,
I will be taking some vacation time for the next couple of weeks and therefore will not be responding to any comments during that time. Since comments are moderated (due to spam), they may not show-up until I check them over upon my return.
Merry Christmas and all the best in 2007!
Stefan
I just got word of two excellent new resources for those of you interested in Designer and LiveCycle, whether you use LiveCycle Designer specifically or the Designer that ships with Acrobat:
I just got word of this free online event this week at Adobe.
Here’s the blurb:
Join us to learn about the Adobe engagement platform, including Flex, and other Adobe technologies by attending Adobe Developer Week. This free, week-long event features live, online sessions presented by Adobe technology experts. See live demos and get your questions answered by the experts during interactive Q & A sessions. Register online at the Adobe website.
While there are lots of very interesting sessions, these are the ones I found, after a quick search, which are related to LiveCycle:
Don’t wait to sign-up for sessions — spots are limited and they’re going fast!
