I had Adobe Reader 7 on my machine and decided to upgrade it, apparently a mistake.
With V7, one could save a "filled in" form with the data that had been filled in. With V9, this is clearly prohibited, i.e., if I load a (IRS) form capable of fill-in, all I can do is print it with the filled in information, I can't save it. Not only is this a nuisance, but it means that I can't edit a form that I've filled in, if I find an error in the information I've filled in. It's not just that the save won't work, I get an Adobe pop-up telling me that this feature no longer exists. Is Adobe just being mean? I don't find any place where I'm asked even to pay a fee to enable the saving of a filled-in form. Am I expected to purchase a full version of Acrobat just to fill in a form? What do they expect people to do? The installation of version 9 even killed (deleted, uninstalled) version 7, even though I specifically specified a different folder for installing version 9. Thanks for any elucidation. Fred Holmes ************************************************************************* ** List info, subscription management, list rules, archives, privacy ** ** policy, calmness, a member map, and more at http://www.cguys.org/ ** *************************************************************************
