Publishing NON-Secure PDFs ?

While doing some distributable form-based PDFs in LCD, I came across something that my client REALLY doesn't like:

The inability to save the actual CONTENT of the pdf, versus just the template-form, itself.

I've enabled them to print and submit via email, but they want to be able to save the document locally- changes intact - to each of the receiver's computers, as redundant back-up.

Since I noticed that there's a way to do it in both FormCalc and Javascript, I've opted to try to do it in the latter, due to it's power and functionality; hoping there's a way to keep it inside the realm of the PDF reader's capability.

I was thinking, perhaps of altering the 'Print Button' code (JavaScript) from [b]xfa.host.print(1, "0", (xfa.host.numPages -1).toString(), 0, 1, 0, 0, 0);[/b]
to something else, but when I tried to change the, [b].print(1...[/b], to, [b].save(1...[/b], it balked one me.

I've gone through the security settings, and I've got it to allow 99% of everything, MINUS extracting, and saving the COMPLETED PDF content. So when you try to save it, when viewd client-side, it shows a dialog that tels you that it can't be saved (tagged as SECURE), and printing will only save a copy of the ORIGINAL PDF, only.

To make this easy: How can I make the PDF Form from LiveCycle, savable, as a non-alterable file?

Can anyone give me a heads-up on this problem?