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Acrobat 6 Professional

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qwe1204

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Aug 30, 2001
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Hi,

I am working on a project that will require PDF documents to be filled in electronically and saved to a laptop. Then later when the laptop is reconnected to the internet the data from the PDF forms can be submitted back to a webserver.

I have created a form using acrobat 6 professional but I can't submit the data back with acrobat reader. Adobe suggested acrobat approval but again this doesn't seem to work.
 
Ran into the same problem myself. I spent 3 days converting a bunch of Word documents to PDF and then found out that Adobe Reader will not let you save forms and data...only print [sadeyes]. According to Adobe, the only solution is for the person on the other end to upgrade from Adobe Reader to Adobe Acrobat(minimum: Standard version).

algraff ::)
 
Ok...a solution...sort of....
has a free PDF creator that can be printed to from Adobe Reader that sends the form and data to a new PDF file. Only problem is that the data becomes static info in the new PDF and can't be modified later. For a one-time data submission setup this should work. If folks need to modify data and resubmit, looks like Adobe Acrobat Standard is the way to go.

algraff ::)
 
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