Fillable PDF for Andriod?

I need to create a PDF that has both sections of text and sections of operating formulas. This document works properly on a standard computer. However the document interactive components do not function on touch screen devices such as Android Tablets or iPads. How do I enable this content on those platforms?
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Hi,
Please visit the support website:-
https://www.echosign.adobe.com/en/support.html
Check out the how-to links.
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Here is the run down: I created a fillable PDF for use with my clients to collect data prior to meetings because the original fillable word document that my firm provided was running into issues - especially with mac users. The auxiliary goal that I had for a fillable PDF - in addition to cross platform compatibility - was for my busy clients to be able to complete the form on their iphones/ipads on the go. Unfortunately, I have been receiving emails from clients saying that the document wont save or saying that the completed document is attached and it is returned completely blank and I was hoping for some expert help. I've attached my document below and would really appreciate your thoughts/wisdom on how I can fix it.
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Clients complaining that they can't save the document
Mac Preview destroys the document
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