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Is there anyway to flip a switch that will allow saving?

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Is there a way I can allow users to save a form they are working on to their drive until they are able to finish the form. I have some bulky forms that require alot of information and some of my clients (using Acrobat Reader) need to be able to save the form in the middle and come back later. I though Adobe would have such a feature. I f anyone knows of anything let me know.

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For Reader to save a form with data in it, you will have to Reader Extend the document. This can be done in Acrobat (but you are limited to 500 users of the form) or you can use LiveCycle Server (there are no limits on this one).

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For Reader to save a form with data in it, you will have to Reader Extend the document. This can be done in Acrobat (but you are limited to 500 users of the form) or you can use LiveCycle Server (there are no limits on this one).

Paul

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How would you reader extend the document though? I am not that faimilar with Reader.

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Open the form in Acrobat and under the Advanced menu choose the "Extend Features in Adobe Reader" option. Follow the wizard then save your form out as a different name. Now distribute the new form.

Paul

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