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Re: Use Adobe Reader to Save Form Data

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From: graffiti
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2009 19:12
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      (1.)Is there a limit to saving the form data?




It is my understanding that you can harvest data from a form 500 times whether that be from one user of 500 users.

      (2.)If there is a limit to saving the form like 500 times, can the same
      form be recreated and the limit of 500 starts all over again




You'd probably be walking on thin ice by trying that. Could be a loophole but maybe not.

      (3.)Do I need to purchase a license to save these form data?




Not if you stay within the limit that is stated in the EULA.

      (4.)How many forms can have enable usage rights in Adobe Reader per Adobe
      Acrobat professional?




Different forms? As far as I know there is no limit to the amount of different forms you use.

In my opinion, if you think you are going to go anywhere near the limitations of the EULA, consult with your attorney before proceeding. The form enabling function was never intended for large business use. Adobe has another, more costly, solution for that.
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