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When a form is sent to print, both the form and the data
are loaded into memory and the resulting layout also builds in memory.
This means that there is a limit to the size of the final output.
The amount of data and the number of pages in a form are the
most significant factors that affect memory usage; however, there
are other factors in a form that can also affect memory usage. Keep
the following factors in mind when designing forms for print.
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Avoid using choice subforms.
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Use a caption in a text field to label a field instead of
static text.
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Avoid using rich text .
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Avoid overuse of subforms and nested subforms.
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Avoid the overuse of rectangle and line objects.
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