Adobe Reader including in Websites

Hello,
i#ve included some pdf documents in my website. Thats all documents, which have to fill out by the user. Then the user can/have to save the document.
And theres my question: How can i change the standard storage location? If you click at the Save Button, the standard storage location is "My Documents".
Is this possible?
I have Adobe Acrobat X Pro, can i change this with X Pro? Or can i add something to my source code?
Thanks

Thanks, but no luck. Adobe Reader Get Info does not show a Rosetta option. I also downloaded the latest version of Quicktime, at the suggestion of the Adobe knowledgebase. That failed as well.
iMac G5; iBook G4; iPod 20 GB clickwheel Mac OS X (10.4.7)

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