Random error when using cfpdfform to create pdf

Question

I have a series of pdf forms that have been created with extended rights in reader using both Acrobat Pro 9 and Acrobat Pro X. I use cfpdfform to pre-populate the form and name it with a unique guid.  Some people randomly are getting the error in reader "This document enabled extended features in Adobe Reader.  The document has been changed since it was created and use of extended features is no lonfer available.  Please contact the author for the original version of this document."
I have tried to replicate the error using the exact same settings of windows, browser and reader version and cannot replicate.  I have researched extensively online and see many people experiencing the same error message but no clear resolution found.  Below is the code that I am using to save the prepopulated form.  Has anyone else run into this issue?
<cfset uuid = createuuid()>
        <cfpdfform   source="forms\#url.frpdf#"
                    destination="forms\exh\#variables.uuid##url.frpdf#" overwrite="YES" overwritedata="YES"
                    action="populate">
            <cfpdfformparam name="name" value="#rtrim(variables.company)#">
            <cfpdfformparam name="address1" value="#rtrim(variables.address1)#">
            <cfpdfformparam name="address2" value="#rtrim(variables.address2)#">
            <cfpdfformparam name="address3" value="#rtrim(variables.address3)#">
            <cfpdfformparam name="citystatezip" value="#rtrim(variables.citystatezip)#">
            <cfpdfformparam name="city" value="#variables.city#">
            <cfpdfformparam name="state" value="#variables.state#">
            <cfpdfformparam name="zip" value="#variables.zip#">
            <cfpdfformparam name="country" value="#variables.country#">
        </cfpdfform>
<cfcontent file="#expandpath(".")#\forms\exh\#variables.uuid##url.frpdf#" type="application/pdf">

Answer 1

Depending on your application you may or not be able to carry the links over (reason for graffiti's question). To carry them over you need to use PDF Maker (the create PDF icon in WORD and several other products).