On Fri, 26 May 2006, James Edwards wrote:
Seems that Adobe's "extensions" that allow just that were
priced to make them huge profits from "rich businesses".
What did she use to create the form? If she used Adobe Pro 7,
it includes Adobe LiveCycle Designer 7 which allows saving
filled in forms in the Reader as well as data extraction. Take
a look at the Adobe demo (link is below) to see if it matches
what you need. Also take a look at the sample PDF form at the
end (or click on Summary).
In short, LiveCycle Designer seems have some functions of
Extensions. Extensions was meant to run on a server so that
whomever was filling out a form had to authenticate (or be
within the corporate firewall) for instance, among other
things. A PDF form may be "locally" enabled by using LiveCycle
Designer. At least that is the way I understood the demo and
documentation on Adobe's web site. "I maybe right or I maybe
wrong" as the song goes. :D
Demo (requires Flash) is at
<http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobatpro/vector/forms_movie.html>
Adobe Pro 7 details (including the Demo link) is at
<http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobatpro/index.html>
This is one of the differences between Standard and Pro.
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