P. De Buck wrote:
Mike wrote the following on 25/06/2008 15:42:
Absent any better suggestions, there is a program called PDFCreator
which acts as a virtual printer to produce PDF files. Perhaps you could
print from Acrobat Reader to PDFCreator to save the PDF file. I know
it's a round-about way of doing it but it might solve your problem.
PDFCreator can be downloaded, free of charge, from -
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator
HTH
Thanks for the tip. I already thought about it. I could ask or mention
that in the form for the costumer but as you said, it is a round about
way of doing it and it doesn't allow the costumer to save the form and
adjust it later.
Sorry, I misunderstood your problem. I thought you wanted a way of
saving the returned, completed, forms. (Thinking about it, that was a
silly assumption on my part).
It is possible to save and adjust later when making a form of it with
Acrobat but they (Adobe) prevent it apparently to do so when the native
document isn't produced with their product or am I guessing wrongly? Is
there a special trick I don't know about?
I don't know enough about PDF to help but, if your guess is right, there
must be something in the file to allow it to be edited and saved. It
could take a lot of searching to find it though.
--
Mike
Pieter
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