Making a form in Adobe 8

I'm new to Adobe Reader, using Adobe reader 8, on Windows Vista. I have written a workbook that will be emailed to Life Coaching clients. They will read the questions and fill out the form prior to a conference call session for a group class session. I can get the content on Adobe document, but it is not available for recipients to fill out when downloaded. Can't find any answers by searching the Adobe site. Anybody out there got any ideas? I'm sure there's a simple answer, but Would appreciate a quick response from somebody out there. Thanks!

Adobe Acrobat can create fillable forms, not Adobe Reader.

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my client request -
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It's alo what mine looks like as well because I've not added anything At first I didn't know and no one would tell me. Then I just go used Tools menu. It far more complex to learn if you go to it Cold Turkey from using Menu bars which are vastly easier. It’s a shock to your system. But you learn to use tools menu evn though it takes far more time. You waste time clicking heading to find sub topics and sometimes items that should be grouped together are spread all over. But, Hey Change is supposed to be good whether we want it or not.

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The Adobe techdoc links are an excellent, detailed source of several methods on the Enabling User Rights process, for versions 7.0.8 and later.
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SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe
As of SAP NetWeaver u201904 (in SAP Web Application Server), you can use a new solution to create interactive forms and print forms for the optimization of your form-based business processes. This solution uses Portable Document Format (PDF) and software from Adobe Systems Inc. that has been integrated into the SAP environment.
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SAP Interactive Forms by Adobe offer you the following business advantages:
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3. User-friendly tools reduce the time and costs associated with creating form layouts.
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Duet
Jointly developed and supported by SAP and Microsoft, Duetu2122 enables information workers to improve decision-making, increase process compliance and decrease costs by taking full advantage of SAP business processes and business intelligence through the Microsoft Office environment.
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   3. Reliable security for data transfer
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Hello!
I have been looking through the threads but in relation to designing a form for someone else, and setting up a submit email to that person rather than the form's author. I think I read somewhere that this can be easily done with Live Cycle, so long as the version being used is Acrobat 9.
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Hi - I created a form in Adobe Livecycle and have a button on it to send the form via email. t worked, but only for those with PC. I could not get it to work with Apple Yosemite even with reader installed . is there a way i can make it work for apple /

Hi - I created a form in Adobe Livecycle and have a button on it to send the form via email. It worked, but only for those with PC. However, I could not get it to work with Apple loaded with Yosemite even with reader installed . Is there a way i can make it work for apple / Mac? It worked fine on a mac using Mountain Lion and reader
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LiveCycle = XFA forms.
afaik - These cannot be used in Apple OSs.
Be well...

Hi - I created a form in Adobe Livecycle and have a button on it to send the form via email. the button did not work and i looked online and saw where you could change it to a regular button and enter the email for it to go. it worked, but only for thos

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