Non Printing Template Background

Hello,
I have a pdf form that I wish to use as a template. The problem is that the form is already printed and all I want to print is the field data, omitting the background template from printing over the form. How can I do this?
It seems as though there is no control over the template.
Any help is much appreciated...Tom Fullen

The previous link above no longer works, so here is a link to another forum post that might help:
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/305111
You can try the "Form Fields Only" option in your print dialog box. Also, there are instructions for making a non-printing background. It helped me!!

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Thank you,
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I understand that the sample application is no longer maintained, but I also think that the Print Template API that it uses has not changed, and so should still work (and it does mostly).
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I had found that old thread, and I had concluded it was the same issue, but it was also aimed at different aspect of the problem (which I see in the sample application, but not my application).
The visible issue I have is that my users think the application has been closed because after clicking print (on the Print dialog) the application gets hidden by other windows from other applications.
This aspect affects the sample in the same manner and so it was a convenient way to demonstrate the problem.
If IE connect do not look at this issue any time soon, do I have any other avenues to resolve this issue?
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