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Creating basic online forms with Form Wizard and Acrobat 9
Learn how to use LiveCycle Designer in Acrobat 9 to create an online form from scratch.
By Angie Okamoto – June 22, 2008
In this tutorial, learn how to use LiveCycle Designer in Acrobat 9 to create an online form (sometimes called PDF form or web form) from scratch.
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Lori Kassuba
1, 2014-09-05 05, 2014Hi Ariane,
There could be a couple of reasons for this. First, are you reader-enabling the form before sending it out so recipients using the free Reader are able to save the data? This happens automatically if you use the Distribute command. Second, make sure your recipients aren’t using Mac Preview to fill out the PDF form, this can create blank fields as well.
Thanks,
Lori
Ariane
6, 2014-08-28 28, 2014I created a form using form wizard. once the data is entered and the form is emailed it comes through blank.
the original saved copy always remain in tact, its only when its emailed that it happens
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