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Adobe Form Printing issue

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Hi Experts,

I have developed adobe form with 2 master pages.in master page,page 1 is empty and page 2 designed with header and footer.

Header and footer should display in second page.

In first page, i have designed Title,address.logo,subject,body ( Text ) and signature.

Body part contains 6 paragraphs.

When i execute the program,Title,address,logo and subject is coming in first half page,remaining half part is empty.Body part and signature is displaying in second page.

Can you please help any one.

Sudheer.

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Hi Sudheer,


Are those 6 parts in the body individual text boxes?
If yes, then while displaying the body are you setting the attribute 'presence' as 'invisible' for some of the paragraphs' ?
Or is there any other text between the subject and the body that you're making invisible?
If yes, then put it in a subform with content type as 'flowed'.

Regards,

Nabarko

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Hi Nabarko

No..its not 6 individual text. its only one text for all 6 paragraphs and i made subform  with content type as flowed.

Sudheer.

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Initially there was only 3 paragraphs in the body part and were able to display in the first page.

now they want to add some more 3 paragraphs.in this case complete 6 paragraphs are not displaying in the first page. it is displaying in second page.

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even if it prints first 3 paragraphs in first page and remaining 3 paragrapgs,signature in second page and second page contents in third page ,then it is ok

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Hi Sudheer,

Try putting each paragraph in separate text boxes.
Or even split the body into two text boxes.

That should resolve it.

Regards,

Nabarko