It’s a server application, but it’s not primarily intended for use as part of a “back office” app.  It’s intended to be on the intranet and used to “Reader-enable” forms.

 

Here are the steps one goes through:

-        Install ADSRE on a server inside your LAN

-        For each form you want to “enable”, you:

o       Sign into your ADSRE server

o       Upload your “un-enabled” form

o       Designate what rights you want enabled

o       Download your “enabled” form to your desktop

o       Distribute your new “enabled” form

 

Does that clear up the confusion?

 

Regards,

Rob

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Rob McDougall, Technical Architect

Indigo Pacific Limited

 


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Lori,

Out of curiosity, how does the Document Server for Reader Extensions work? Would I send Adobe a form and upon return it would allow clients to save using the standard Reader? Would clients have to download anything additional? Would the document(s) have to be accessed through a server? I seem to recall someone, probably Max, state that the "Server" was not actually a server...


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On 21-Apr-04, at 11:24 PM, Lori DeFurio wrote:

And if you don't have an Adobe contact - you can always contact me and I can help you out.
 
Please keep in mind - to quote Max Wyss - Reader is a "READER" not a "SAVER". Someone will have to incur a cost to allow the end-user to SAVE form data.
The developer - using toolkits.
The form creator/owner - using Adobe Document Server for Reader Extensions
The client - using Acrobat Standard/Professional.
 
Lori


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At 12:24 PM 4/20/2004, Rich Sprague wrote:

You cannot "save" a PDF form with Reader, without the extensions embedded in your PDF. And it is expensive.

        If you know the exact number of people you will be sending the forms to - it's not that expensive (about the same price as equivalent seats of Approval).

        It's only if you want to allow the form to be used with ANY NUMBER of users that it gets expensive...


Leonard


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