I still haven't resolved this issue.  I made a new PDF (a shortened version of the one that I originally used), replaced all spaces in field names with underscores, redistributed the form and created a new response PDF.  There are no special or foreign characters in the field names. The field values are complete in the response PDF, but when I extract a response to a CSV file, all fields with multi-word contents are being truncated, usually but not always at the first carriage return.  Some of the form fields are addresses which I could break down into separate fields - street, city, state and zip, but other fields are free-form, i.e., for comments, that cannot be separated. Since I haven't seen anyone else mentioning that they have or have had a similar issue, I'm assuming that I'm doing something incorrect. Does anyone have any other suggestions or, preferably, a solution? Thanks in advance for any help! ... View more

I prefer not to post a link.  However, if you will provide an email address, I will send you samples. Most of the field names in the form have spaces.  It never occurred to me that the naming of a field could affect the value of the extracted contents of that field. There are dozens of fields in this form; removing the spaces or replacing them with an underscore is a non-trivial effort.  I hope not to have to do that. ... View more

Win 7 Home Premium SP1 64-bit, 1.6GHz, 6Gig RAM, i7 CPU (all Windows updates applied). Adobe Acrobat Pro XI, version 11.0.15. With the latest update of Acrobat (from 11.0.14 to 11.0.15, see my first note above), I extracted the response again and the addresses still were not complete.  This is the only response record I have to date, so I cannot tell if it will happen with others. It seems that the extraction of the field is being terminated when the software encounters the first carriage return within the field (That's just a guess, based on observed extract data). There are no indications that my Preference folder is corrupted (my Stamps, for example, work perfectly). The KB article you referred me to is the one I read originally, when learning how to extract just the data. Thank you, Don ... View more