Form PDF Save/Export so no longer a form?

Question

I am working to create a layout, exported to a PDF, form fields added that will be sent to a company's department as like a master document. They would then take that, fill in the info and either save it out or export it so they can email it to another department. I would like for what that receiver gets to look like a NON-form pdf so that one they can't change what had been customized nor see where the forms even were.
How would I go about doing this?

Answer 1

Gilad (and all the rest of you Acrobat JavaScripters) –
Two days ago built a new pdf using the above steps as I had before to flatten the pages but I noticed something that was wrong (and may or may not, have been there back in August with the first batch I did. I need to editable text fields to flatten, but I need any interactive nav elements like buttons that jump to another page, or buttons that launch a website. These are all transparent objects on top of my pdf layout.
So I started messing around with the nNonPrint and got Adobe on the phone who are looking in to it. Here is where I am at on my own:
this.flattenPages({nStart: 0, nEnd: 5, nNonPrint: 1});
This works with flattening the text fields and keeps the nav points as long as the properties > General > Common Properties are changed from “visible” to “visible but doesn’t print”
BUT its not obeying the start and stop functions. Its flattening the entire document.
SO where:
this.flattenPages(0,5);
worked perfectly to flatten just the pages I want it to, is there a way to keep that code and add the nNonPrint in there?
THANKS!