Adobe Acrobat Question--bosda Is Having Stress--HELP!

Factual Questions
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I have Adobe Acrobat Reader on my computer.

I was filling out a job application, & wanted to save it to finish later.

I click save.

I can find the document on my C Drive, but I can’t open it.

I can find a blank, unfilled-out version, but I’m looking for the data.

Help?

Please put this in terms a less-than-skillful person can use.

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Did you try opening the file with adobe?

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      • Web PDF’s can submit info in several different ways. What extension does the unopenable file have?
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Bosda, I don’t believe there is any way to save data with the free reader. You will either have to finish and print the application all at once, or print the application and fill it in by hand.

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Yup, the reader only allows reading. You need the full Acrobat for that.

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OOohhh! :smack: :smack: :smack: :smack: :smack: :smack: :smack:
I feel sick!

SHOOT ME NOW, ELMER!

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They want your money, you know?

A way around that is to transform the PDF document into a TIFF document and then you can use IMAGING which comes free with Windows. Imaging allows annotations etc. I use it quite often for that type of thing. I’ll scan documents I have to fill out regularly (like a visa application) and just change the date and whatever else I need to change. I even print my photo on the original document. One time some guy at the window was trying to get his nail under the “photo”. It took him a while to realise it was printed on the same sheet.