- You should be using Adobe Acrobat Reader 11.0.15, or Adobe Acrobat Reader DC v15.010.20060 on El Capitan, or their Acrobat Pro versions. More Less May 4, 2016 8:48 AM.
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Q: If I create a PDF with form fields in PDF Studio will the users I send it to be able to enter data in the fields and then save the form using Adobe Reader?
A: The answer is Yes, using Adobe Reader XI or higher.
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PDF Studio creates forms using the most common type of forms called Acroforms.
Since Adobe Reader XI, it is possible for users to fill form fields and also save the forms (of type Acroforms).
In earlier version of Adobe Reader, version X and earlier, form fields could be filled but the form could only be submitted or printed, the form could be not be saved unless it had been previously Adobe Reader enabled, which is proprietary to Adobe and which can not be achieved in PDF Studio.
So, if you would like your users to be able to save any information entered into the forms you created with PDF Studio, ask them to download for free the latest version of Adobe Reader, version XI or higher, available here http://get.adobe.com/reader/
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Hello all,
Generally, I use Preview to read PDFs. However, the particular one I'm trying to read is encrypted and, apparently, can only be read with Adobe Reader. Nanosaur 3 full.
The trouble is, after opening the PDF, I can't find a text area with which to interact. Sometimes, if I'm lucky, Voice Over will start to read the PDF contents as soon as I open the file. However, this seems to be completely random and if I move away from the text area for any reason, there doesn't seem to be a means of finding it again. As I understand, I should be able to navigate to, and interact with, an element containing the file path, after which I should be able to read the text.
I have tried using various Reading Orders in the Accessibility Setup Assistant within Adobe Reader, and have also tried hiding the various panes in case they were somehow interfering with Voice Over performance.
I am using the latest version of El Capitan, 10.11.5, and Adobe Reader 2015.016.20041. Perhaps the latter is out of date?
Over a year ago, I did manage to have it working of sorts, with different documents, but can't remember how I did it. I suspect that it may have something to do with selecting the 'Zoom' button which used to be near to the 'Minimise' and 'Close' buttons, but this is no longer present to my knowledge. The Fullscreen button didn't help.
I have tried a couple of PDFs which used to work and now I am unable to read them. As such, I'm thinking that it may be an error in my Adobe Reader settings which is causing this.
All of the PDFs which I've tried are untagged, but the Accessibility Setup Assistant used to be able to fix that for me.
Does anyone have any advice?
Thanks and regards,
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Sam.