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Posted by Spack on 04/03/06 10:09
Gunther wrote on Mon, 3 Apr 2006 11:00:21 +0100:
> Andy wrote:
>> "Gunther Gloop" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
>> news:49c9guFo1n3vU1@individual.net...
>>> Adrian A wrote:
>>>> Gunther Gloop wrote:
>>>>> Ok I know it's way off topic, but... there are 3 wildly-different
>>>>> "software solutions" that I am interested in discovering...
>>>>>
>>>>> 1. I have some pdf forms that allow for data-entry using Adobe
>>>>> Reader. However, I am told that I can't save this filled-in form
>>>>> with this software.
>>>> <snip>
>>>>
>>>> Google for deskpdf, it installs as a printer and produces a pdf
>>>> output. It's not freeware but the trial version allows a certain
>>>> number of uses, which may be enough if you only have a few forms.
>>>
>>> Thanks.
>>> But printing isn't a problem. The forms print fine, but you can't
>>> _save_ the filled-in form using just adobe reader.
>>> I would like to clarify if Adobe Acrobat standard/professional
>>> upgrade/'full-version' will do that, or if there's something else.
>>>
>>> Also I need to "ready" two pdf-forms for data-entry. I assume I
>>> would need the professional version to do that (assuming adobe
>>> acrobat is the correct one).
>>>
>>> -Kevin.
>>
>> it can only be done in acrobat.
>
> Professional? Or would "standard" do?
>
> Prices seem to range from around $100 - $600+ ...what's all that about!?
>
> ...Sorry for the questions, but the adobe site requires personal-info
> form-filling and a one-to-one phone callback before I even get to ask!
>
> -Kevin.
>
http://www.adobe.com/support/techdocs/328647.html
Standard is able to save forms using FDF, scroll down to "Acrobat Standard
capabilities". Professional is only required if you want to actually create
the forms. If the form creators had any sense they'd create rights-enabled
forms which can be saved in Acrobat Reader, rather than forcing their
clients to buy the Acrobat Standard software just to do this.
And you'll need the full version - the upgrade is if you own an older
version of Standard already. As you don't, the Upgrade version won't
install.
Dan
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