Portfolio and fill forms

Hi,
I have 2 questions,
1.
How do i fill the fillforms in a pdf attatced in a portfolio. I dont need to save it, just send the filld to an email or printer.
2.
How do i change autosave on pdf's. When fill out a pdf it autosaves it. I tryed writeprotecting the pdf but dident help.
i have tried it on a Samsung Galaxy tab 2, Galaxy s3, Xcover 1 and Xcover 2

Gaurav,
Looks like you would have to play around with the permissions to resolve this.
1.In the PCD, where you find the Project Management and Portfolio Management folder, right click and open permissions, ensure you add the everyone group there and have the enduser checked.
2. In the system administration-system configuration-system folder, check if you have any system created for the Project Management and Portfolio Management, right click and open the permissions, ensure you add the everyone group there and have the enduser checked.
This should help resolve the issue with out the super admin role
Good Luck,
Cheers!
Sandeep Tudumu

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Date: Tue, 25 Mar 2014 19:27:21 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: Scan and fill form using Acrobat 6.0
    Re: Scan and fill form using Acrobat 6.0
    created by CtDave in Creating, Editing & Exporting PDFs - View the full discussion
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