The documentation on how to install a Reader Extensions credential can be found at http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/adminHelp/admin.htm?content=000145.htmlNote that the process I used to find this was to launch LiveCycle Cafe and use the search tool for "Reader Extensions Credential."  It w...

The ability to reader-extend directly within designer has been a longstanding request.  But it turns out that it would add significant amounts of code to Designer for an infrequent use case. Therefore, we decided not to implement it there.You can, however, reader-extend a form/document in Acrobat Pr...

I would suggest that you look in the documentation at http://help.adobe.com/en_US/livecycle/9.0/adminHelp/admin.htm?content=000145.html as this tells the process in detail and has links to other documentation as well.  I assume that you are installing this on a current ES2 server; the process is a b...

Yes, it can, especially if you are using Reader 8 or 9.  There were some issues with earlier reader versions that required the positive confirmation of the Reader Extensions credential with the certificate revocation list (CRL), which required that it had to go out to the web to fetch the CRL.Depend...

From your description, I assume that you are reader-extending with Acrobat Pro, saving the rader-extended form, and then opening the form in Reader.If this is the case, you only have some of the possible reader extension rights.  The others are available through LiveCycle.The list of all possible ri...

I think that there is some confusion on reader extensions.  A person/process applies reader extensions rights to a designed form.  If you read an existing form into designer and make a change, that constitutes a new form.  The reader extensions process had been done on the input.  You have to reader...