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Article #13658Re: Can data entered in a PDF form be emailed from Reader?
From: Claudio_Gonz�lez
Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2006 18:27
Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2006 18:27
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Yes, the FAQ does say it is taken straight from the manual. Which goes to show that I at least had not read the manual (probably graffiti hadn't either :-) ). Well, the situation seems to be quite clear now. One can email filled in information directly from a PDF form with a Submit button and using nothing but the free Reader, provided Reader is version 6 or above. This is all I wanted to know, and I think the matter deserves a separate FAQ. There ar too many posts saying explicity or implying that just with the free Reader, you can only submit information entered in a PDF form housed in a website, and that the alternative is to print the filled in form and fill it by hand. As I have no personal interest in the matter, I had taken this as the true state of affairs.
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