Problem in changing the created pdf document

Hi ,
My scenario is like this.
1.I have a form with some questions designed for sending it to associates of the company.Each question will have four options.Once the creation of form is done I am sending this to associates inbox(sap).he has to access the form fill teh answers and reply back to me.
2.The problem is when clicking on the check boxes it is taking the values,but while saving it says can not change the document.
How to solve this problem,can any one help me out plz.
Thanks a lot...

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