Interactive Forms in Acrobat

The way I understand it though the filled out form can only be printed off, the final filled out pdf can’t be saved and emailed back by the end user can it?
Thanks!

not so after you have finished design save as pdf - click advanced on the menu and enable usage rights in acrobat reader

I’m using radio buttons in a form and turned the fields highlight color to white. It is my understanding that I’m not able to control this highlight color when another person views my form. Since the default is a blue box behind the round radio button it looks very odd. Do you know a work around or do I have to tell everyone to go into preferences and turn their highlight color to white? Thanks.

How do we get the selected data to be sucked out from the form?

This a great tutorial for Acrobat form beginners. However, there’s a few huge tips missing that may make for huge headaches once the form is complete.

First, when mass duplicating forms all ready created, be especially mindful of changing the name of that form. Otherwise you’re going to be hunting down why the form produces duplicate entries.

Second, how does one make the newly created interactive PDF form usable for just anyone without paying for all the silly Acrobat server licenses? It’s simple, under the “Advanced” menu item, click “Extend Features in Acrobat Reader”. This will allow anyone with Acrobat Reader to fill it out, save it, print it, send it via email.

Third, how can you retrieve just the data so you don’t have to be sent the actual form? There’s a number of ways depending on your situation, but my favorite two choices are “Track Forms” under the “Forms” menu item, and a plain old email button on the form. The Track Forms is more in depth and will actually track all the data sent in. You’ll need to set up an email button/send form button so that the data can be sent. With Track Forms is mostly automated, with just a plain email/send form button, you can get the FDF data or XML data too I believe.

Hope that helps iron out some of the issues with interactive forms created in Acrobat Pro