Fillable PDF works on very few computers

I imported a form to Acrobat, had fields auto-detected, made a few required, saved as Reader Enabled, imported into FormsCentral, added a submit button and uploaded it. After submissions worked, I made the fields right, saved as RE, imported to FC, added Sumbit, opened for responses.
The new one, on most computers, gives no error on confirmation message upon hitting Submit--or an error message keeps telling users to enter data in "the" field (doesn't say which one) no matter how many required or optional fields are filled (http://jwktdr.com/DriverApplicationRE.pdf if anyone wants to test it).
I have no idea what could be different. It's a long job application and some of the fields were created via the copy function. Once I got the Submit error message box with the message to enter data in "the" field repeated when I left a field blank. The only thing I can think of that I forgot to do is enter an email for the new one to submit to, but I got ONE successful submission to the database, so whatever is off must be something obscure. The computers that got errors with this had no problem when I was testing the shorter version. Thanks.

I suspect the submit is fine (I changed it to submit form rather than the JavaScript and got the same result). The issue is that there are a lot of required fields in the form. If a field is required, it is a good idea to mark them with an asterisk or such to so denote. I got a message indicating the highlighted fields. It turns out that it seems to be all the fields with a red border. You can edit the form (you will have to do the Save as copy first once you have set the reader extension to remove that feature) and the check the properties on each field > general tab. Usually a double click will open the properties, or right click and select properties. There are a few wording issues in the form, but that is just basic editing. For example, all the fields below the safe driving awards text block are required. Essentially every field with a red border is required. (unless color blindness is a disqualification, you need to be careful about depending on colors since some folks see red as something else). You have one field in each of the conviction tables required. If someone has none, then they would normally skip this and never be able to exit.
I completed the form with something in every red box. (It might be worth the time to set the format of several of the fields, particularly date fields.) Once it was completed, I no longer got the error message of completing some fields. My submission did not work because of my setup, but that is not an issue for your form -- just my submission modification. I believe there are options to use JavaScript to make some fields required if a check box has been checked or such, but that is beyond my grade at this point (I don't do forms enough to remember the process).

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Submit button on fillable PDF doesn't work on all computers??????

I have created several fillable PDF's for a medical office which has a submit button at the bottom. The button is supposed to send the completed PDF to the office admin's email. It works great on my computers in the office, and on a few other test computers I've ask people to try it on, but I received an email from the office admin today saying that an important VIP tried filling out one of the forms today and it didn't do anything at all. Also, another person at the medical office tried filling out a test form and submitting it and they said "Once we hit submit, it did nothing!"
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Regarding the security, you can set up the form to submit securely to a web server, and submit just the form data, which can later be easily imported into a blank form to create a filled-in form. The way it's currently set up, you have to Reader-enable the documents, which allows Reader to save a filled-in form. But there are licensing restrictions that go along with this. In short, if an enabled document is distributed to more than 500 recipients, as it is when posting to a publicly accessible web site, the licensee may use data from no more than 500 instances of a returned form, including hard copies. You as the developer cannot supply Reader-enabled documents to your client for their general use - another licensing restriction. They will need to purchase Acrobat to enable the documents themselves. All of this is avoided if you set up the form to just submit the form data to a secure web server, at the expense of maintaining the server.
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I'd appreciate your valued advice.

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Hyperlinks don't work in fillable pdf forms

I have a question for you folks and am hoping you can help me. I am using Adobe Acrobat X Professional. I want to create "fillable" pdf forms which include hyperlinks. When I create a pdf form and "Save as" a "Reader extended PDF" and "Enable additional features" the hyperlinks don't work. I save the document this way in order to produce a fill-in pdf document. However, if I save the document as a regular pdf (i.e., not reader extended/non-fillable pdf form) then the hyperlinks work. Any ideas how I can get the hyperlinks to work in a fillable pdf form? Thanks!
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Hi Michael:
I'm sorry...I wish I knew what "autorecognized links" were. : ( As I mentioned in my reply to David, I created the hyperlinks in Microsoft Word before I converted the Word document to a pdf.
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3. Open pdf document with Acrobat Pro and selected "Create pdf form."
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Hello, I have installed Reader, Adobe Acrobat, trial versions of Photoshop and Illustrator. Some more than once. They work for a few days at most then I am told to re-install. I cant look at any pdf file even though I can still see reader in my programs.

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HT2477 Working with fillable PDF docs

I have a fillable pdf file that I am working on, but when I press tab to go the next question the Info. I entered disappears. Some of questions answered do are saved, but others no - Tx.

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I built a fillable PDF form located here http://www.depts.ttu.edu/recsports/sportclubs/forms/Filliable%20Pre-Trip.pdf and when I click on the submit by email button I get a pop up asking me to choose my mail client. However many of my users click on the submit by email button and nothing happens. It isnt a popup blocker or browser platform issue, because I have seen various browsers do the same thing. Does anyone who has created a form such as this have any suggestion as to what it may be?
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Marta,
That seems to be the problem. Thanks so much for answering this.
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I was wondering if someone could help me out on a little problem I am having with Adobe Pro, LiveCycle Designer. I am trying to create fillable PDF office forms. I have succeeded as far as getting the forms fillable... However, I was wondering if it is possible to turn that fillable PDFs into templates? Meaning, it would automatically ask the user to "save as" rather than saving to the original document. If there is not a way to turn the document into a "template," then, how can I disable the saving feature on the form. These forms are filled out by office employees but then given to the client which is why I am so concerned about the saving feature.
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Hi GJen900,
Please ask Acrobat desktop applicaiton forum(http://forums.adobe.com/community/acrobat/forms) as this forum is for CreatePDF online service.
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I have recently found the form distribution feature in acrobat 9 to be very useful in obtaining new patient information at the doctor's office where I work. I prepare a template new patient demographic information pdf file, and email the form as I please to obtain patient demographic information. However, I want to streamline the form management process as much as possible. Since the forms I will be distributing include signatures, the last thing I want is for received forms to remain editable when a patient has signed off on inputted information for someone in our staff to unintentionally edit or botch in some way. Is there any way to configure the form I created and will hopefully distribute to be sent back to the distributor (me) as a non-fillable .pdf?
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You can configure the properties of the signature field to lock the document as part of the signing process. Select the Digital Signature Properties dialog and then select the Signed tab.
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Reader X fillable pdfs Cyrillic font print problem.

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I have a task recently, to make some fillable pdf forms. This was not a problem, but the problem occur when I try to print them with Adobe Reader X. The problem is very strange, so excuse me if I'm not making myself much clear. So here goes:
I have 3 or more text fields on 1 document. When a fill one and print it everything is OK, but when I fill more than one strange thing happen. Cyrillic characters that are not in the last field that I fill don't show in previous fields... Example: If I type in one field "Дианов" and in the other "Пасков" and when I print it last field ("Пасков") is OK but previous ("Дианов") is showed like " а ов" and that is because "а" , "о", "в" symbols are to be found in the last field.
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Some colors in the HP tri-color cartridges dry up and stop working only a few weeks after purchase.
The experience that I'm having currently contradicts very good, accurate color from HP cartridges in the past from RGB images that I've printed successfully with this printer. I've previously got excellent color from the true HP ink cartridges on this Deskjet 4180 printer.
But today it is obvious that the yellow is not flowing from this cartridge that was installed only a few weeks ago. And my ink levels are at 50 percent, and they were even higher when I started today... see the screenshots below.
I'm printing from Photoshop, but for some tests I tried printing from two other applications today but I'm always getting these results that indicate that there is no yellow printing... this is much worse than just a bad color profile. I'm an experienced photo retoucher and I have a long history of dealing with inkjet printing in the work place with all kinds of printers.
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But today this is the result I'm getting... screenshots below show the original RGB image and an actual scan of the bad print results I'm getting, indicating that no yellow is flowing from the HP tri-color cartridge. And a screenshot of the ink level indicator panel is at the bottom.
Why is the yellow ink drying up and not flowing so quickly? How can I prevent this besides doing semi-weekly prints to keep the inks from drying up? I'm in a fairly humid climat, so dry air is not the problem. The contact points on the cartridge are clean.
Does HP guarantee their cartridges for this kind of thing?
Good color - original RGB image...
Bad color - actual scan of bad print with no yellow, below...
Ink levels after test printing...
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Well, here is the answer I was looking for, only arrived at by way of my own further investigation and experimentation.
It seems that no matter who I asked about this problem, I always got the same questions and answers.
For example, the people at the HP 800 number for consumer help, where it seemed I was not talking to someone who was actually familiar with the product, because they came to the conclusion that I need to buy a new HP printer... wow, isn't that a big surprise for an HP employee to say, "Just buy a new one!".
No one, and I mean no one, would seem to be able to listen to or understand what I wrote in my original question on this thread about how this printer prints fine when I first put in a new ink cartridge, and then just a few weeks later one or two of the colors seem to be dried up and they won't print.
And it seems that somewhere I read that you need to print a test maintenance print every month or so to keep the inks from drying up... but the inks seem to be drying up in less than three weeks now, even though I used to be able to go for months without doing a print and the inks would still be fine.
So when I was talking to someone in India, Malaysia or the Philippines at the HP 800 customer phone support number, after going through so much crap about whether this printer was still in warranty just to have a simple question answered you'd think I was trying to launch nuclear missiles and my launch codes weren't current.
And it was much the same situation to get on HP's "Live Chat" customer service on the net, and then they'd go through the same line of questions and answers as the support people on the HP 800 phone line...
Q: "Do you have dirty nozzles on your ink cartridges?"
A: "No, like I said in my original statement, I cleaned those and they weren't dirty to begin with."
Response: "Because you need to clean those every so often, you know."
Q: "Did you try cleaning the contacts on the cartridges?"
A: "Yes, like I said in my original statement, I already did that."
Response: "Because you need to clean those contacts every so often, you know."
Q: "Did you try putting in a new cartridge?"
A: "Yes, like I said in my original statement, this cartridge is nearly new and it shows a 90% ink level."
Response: "Because you need to put in new cartridges when the ink runs out, you know."
Q: "Did you do a test print?"
A: "Yes, like I said in my original statement, I did a test print and that's what is telling me that the yellow and magenta are not printing any longer."
Response: "Because that's how you can tell if any colors aren't printing, you know."
So is anyone else seeing a pattern here? It's not like I'm talking or live chatting with a real human being, but maybe an automated voice prompt system that only has an A, B, C or 1, 2, 3 type of response system that it's working from.
The people hear a answer, and regardless of what that question was in the troubleshooting category that they are in, they just have a stock response that seems to bypass what the customer's answer was, so it's like I'm talking or live chatting with a machine that is uttering its responses in a fixed pattern, regardless of what I'm saying.
HP customer service is like talking to someone who isn't listening, so often they ask their next question, but I just answered that question with my previous answer.
Like I said, the way it used to be, HP or even after market ink cartridges could sit for months without doing a maintenance print and I would still get a perfect print every time. And that's pretty typical for maybe an older person who isn't printing prints that often, but they just want to print one every few months or so, like my mom, with her HP printer, who I've been troubleshooting this problem for.
Or even with my own large format Epson printer or any of the pro level inkjet printers and even IRIS printers that I've used in the workplace over the course of the last 20 years... you could do a print every two months and there was no problem with dried up inks.
And I know somewhere in the past I read that the maintenance print that the instructions was recommending be printed only needed to be done every 4 to 6 weeks to keep the inks from drying up, although when I go through the entire full blown PDF instruction manual now I can't find ANYTHING about how often a maintenance print needs to be done... that's right, nothing!
But on Christmas eve I once again exchanged my last, dried up HP tri-color ink cartridge at a Walgreens store where my mom had purchased it months prior (and the guy was nice enough to exchange it even after 5 months) which was yet another HP tri-color ink cartridge that had at least two of it's colors dry up after only a few weeks. At that Walgreens they had been nice enough to replace three prior HP tri-color ink cartridges with the same problem in the last year, and before that three different after market, off brand tri-color ink cartridges from another store had dried up after only a few weeks.
So the guy at Walgreens told me that now with HP cartridges you need to do a maintenance test print EVERY WEEK in order to keep the inks from drying up... THAT'S EVERY WEEK YOU ARE NOW SUPPOSED TO DO A TEST PRINT FOR MAINTENANCE.
Now, you DO NOT need to do one of the test prints where it prints a photo of a pear, which uses quite a bit of ink, but you can just do one of the self test prints where you hold down on the CANCEL button and then press the COLOR COPY button and it prints a quick test page with just a little color and a lot of B&W text, and that's apparently enough.
And that seems to be enough to keep the ink cartridges from drying up, the way they seem to be otherwise doing so quickly now, as opposed to how HP and other brand ink cartridges used to.
And in fact, now after about a month, after doing weekly self test prints, the ink cartridges are still flowing well and they just did some full color prints quite nicely... ALERT THE MEDIA AND ANYONE WHO CONSIDERS THEMSELVES HP PRINTING EXPERTS!
So the questions I would ask myself are these...
First, why is it that NO ONE at HP customer service knew this, whether it be on the HP 800 phone support or on the HP "Live Chat" with people in India, Malaysia and the Philippines, or even here on the HP Help Forum with so-called EXPERTS from HP?
Second, how have the inks changed so that in the past, you didn't need to do maintenance prints every week, but maybe every two months at the most, in order to keep the inks from drying up, but now the inks dry up in a matter of less than two weeks unless a maintenance print is done once a week?
Have HP and other ink makers changed the formula of their inks so they dry up much faster, forcing people to buy new cartridges when the last ink cartridge is still at a 90% level with dried up ink?
And as a result, are people on the HP 800 customer phone support line and on HP "Live Chat" telling people that they need to buy a new printer, when in actuallity their ink cartridges are just drying up within a new record short period of time?
You tell me, HP experts.

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