Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="morepurplemorebetter" data-source="post: 7016994" data-attributes="member: 6788192">I am assuming you were using the &quot;Import Direct&quot; feature, and not importing an .xfdf file. I have tried a couple of things, but I'm unable to reproduce this error. It would be really helpful if you could send me your original sheet. Did you import anything into that original sheet, or was that created from scratch? Also, what operating system and version of Adobe Acrobat do you use?What the sheet does when using the &quot;Import Direct&quot; function, is to recreate the sheet from the ground up. So it adds your chosen background and lets all the automation do its thing. So it adds the language &quot;+2 for Acolyte&quot;. Then, the sheet looks at the value of the language/tools fields in your old sheet and compares them with the tooltips in your old sheet. If the language mentioned in the tooltip doesn't equate the language in the field, it will assume it has been altered manually (as it was in your case, I'm assuming, from &quot;+2 for Acolyte&quot; to &quot;Primordial&quot;). If it has been altered, it will try to alter the same thing in the new sheet in the same way. Any of these steps could be where the sheet has failed, but it is hard to determine which with a dry test.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="morepurplemorebetter, post: 7016994, member: 6788192"] I am assuming you were using the "Import Direct" feature, and not importing an .xfdf file. I have tried a couple of things, but I'm unable to reproduce this error. It would be really helpful if you could send me your original sheet. Did you import anything into that original sheet, or was that created from scratch? Also, what operating system and version of Adobe Acrobat do you use? What the sheet does when using the "Import Direct" function, is to recreate the sheet from the ground up. So it adds your chosen background and lets all the automation do its thing. So it adds the language "+2 for Acolyte". Then, the sheet looks at the value of the language/tools fields in your old sheet and compares them with the tooltips in your old sheet. If the language mentioned in the tooltip doesn't equate the language in the field, it will assume it has been altered manually (as it was in your case, I'm assuming, from "+2 for Acolyte" to "Primordial"). If it has been altered, it will try to alter the same thing in the new sheet in the same way. Any of these steps could be where the sheet has failed, but it is hard to determine which with a dry test. [/QUOTE]

Verification