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Full Version of Acrobat to use Forms?
I have struggled with this same issue, and some of the Q&A's here have helped, but I think a summary might help. The bottom line, in my mind, is this: - With Adobe Acrobat (Professional version is required, I think) you can create forms (form fields, checkboxes, etc.) on any PDF doc. - With the...- stryder7of9
- Post #21
- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
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Full Version of Acrobat to use Forms?
Thanks for the reply. My research shows that, for a PDF form, using Reader you can read, fill out, print, and -- with proper programmatic support -- submit data to the web. What you cannot do is Save, store, copy, email as an attachment, or do anything else with the file as a file. Whenever...- stryder7of9
- Post #16
- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
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Full Version of Acrobat to use Forms?
I just stumbled upon this thread, and this is the EXACT issue that I have been fighting with for over a week. I read Adobe's marketing and thought it would do exactly what I needed, then loaded Acrobat 6 and Reader 6 and found that it would not. I want to create a VERY simple form (2-4 fields)...- stryder7of9
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- Forum: Adobe: Acrobat
