PDF in Preview does not reflect in iBook

I am using Preview 7.0 to open and edit PDF. Typically, I use highlight, underline, add notes etc, all within the Preview app in Mac Pro 15 Retina OS 10.9.4.
I am also using iBook 1.0.1, when I add the "edited" PDF to iBook (and later sync via iTune to my iPad), and open in directly inside iBook (on my Mac or on my iPad), all the "edited" portion did not show.
Is this the intended outcome where iBook does not accept all the changes I made to the PDF? Or I did not do the right thing?

There is no mail option under the share icon - does it only show up if I change Mail Prefernces to show Mail as the default - seems very silly...
Why would I need to re-start my MAC - I havent changed anything yet?

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Hi Ruth,
My advice is dont use the Designer. The CRM Designer isnt supported by SAPCRM 5.0. Try to do all the configuration in blueprint tables.
If you have changed the layout with Designer and after you do the refresh of your fieldgroup structure then you always the designer changes will be lossed.
Regards,
Manuel
PD: I hope you can understand me.

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I have generated a number of PDF files in Adobe Acrobat that are questionnaires. The intent is to have the users fill out forms, click radio buttons and check boxes within the PDF and using buttons embedded on the questionnaire email them back to me. I have run into many problems with my questionnaires by Mac OSX users. It turns out when they open my Questionnaire (PDF) Preview launches instead of Adobe Reader. Evidentially Preview is the default application for PDFs. Preview does not support "calculations" "actions" for buttons including "submit a form" and does not auto font size in the forms they fill out.
Is there something in Preview that causes this issue that preview users need to do? It clearly appears Preview is not a good substitute for Abode Reader that is free and the standard for PDF viewing.

Bobbbo wrote:
The issue I have run into is that Adobe has generated a way that you can distribute forms to a large group of people, they can in return send back the data that they filled out. Acrobat can then tabulate the data automatically. It is a very powerful tool.
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Then why don't you pick a method that would work with a stock MacOS X machine?
Adobe Reader is free so why compete with a free application??
Adobe Reader is free for end users to download. If Apple included it as part of MacOS X, the would have to pay Adobe many millions of dollars. Furthermore, while Acrobat Reader does have many nice features, it is a slow, bloated behemoth that fewer and fewer people want to use anymore. That is why there are so many other PDF viewers these days - people don't like Acrobat Reader.
I just think they should not have a fully functional PDF reader as the default application for PDFs.
Preview is fully functional. But Apple can't read Adobe's mind and support every new feature that Adobe throws in to try to keep customers. Your PDF solution is an Adobe solution. Adobe software just isn't as ubiquitous as it used to be. Times change. I suggest you look into some other method of form distribution, such as HTML and Javascript.

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Keith Taylor
You are right this feature is only available in Version 2007A. There account posting happen purely due to the pay SAP has been designed and the configuration of GL Accounts.
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