Possible to supress dialog 'save form' when closing form

Hi All
Is it possible to supress dialog 'save form' when closing form? It is neccessary that it works even when using the close X in top right of the reader window.. any ideas/solutions?

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> Hi All
>
> Is it possible to supress dialog 'save form' when closing form? It is neccessary that it works even when using the close X in top right of the reader window.. any ideas/solutions?
Do you want to automatically save the document, or do you want to skip the save altogether?
Justin Klei
Cardinal Solutions Group
www.cardinalsolutions.com

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