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Saving a completed PDF Form.

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From: jonwilcox1
Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2006 18:25
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I OFTEN RECEIVE A pdf fORM, WHICH THE COMPUTER HAS FILLED OUT (OR I FILLED OUT A PDF FORM). If I have Acrobat on my computer can I save the completed form to my hard drive? Does it matter which Acrobaat I have: i.e. form was created by someone else with Acrobat 7 and I have Acrobat 5?

Jon Wilcox jwilcox@farmersagent.com
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