Can I create forms in Acrobat Standard XI taht can be saved using Acrobat reader after distribution?

I am using Acrobat Standard XI on a Windows 7 64 bit OS. I have created forms in my Acrobat Standard and sent them out and I am being told that both MAC & Windows users cannot save them using reader. Is that a rights thing I did not set or does Standard not allow that?

Users with Adobe Reader XI can save the filled form.

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