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Saving a PDF Flattened

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From: Sean_Foote
Date: Mon, 28 Jul 2008 17:52
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Ok we are trying to use a PDF created with Adobe Reader Professional that allows one to edit then save the contents. The one problem is we want to use this as an order form for our reps through Adobe Reader who will then send it as a quote to potential clients.

Right now I do not see a way to send a "flattened" version through Adobe Reader. I have poured through the support site, so please do not send me to that section as a solution. At this point, the client will receive an editable document which defeats the purpose of sending out the quote and can lead to confusion if the client mistakenly or purposively alters the document.

Do each of our reps have to have adobe professional to edit a PDF form then save it as un-editable?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Sean
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