Saving a PDF on iOS7.

Hi,
Does Adobe Reader have the capability to save edited documents to the ipad itself rather than acrobat.com
I work in remote areas and we are looking at making out collection forms electronic. We usually do not have an internet connection but we want to ensure our forms are being saved and we would normally use them over a 3 to 4 hour period and would want to save every 5 minutes or so (like you would on a computer).
Does anyone have any suggestions? Does the export subscription include this function?

Hi Steve,
Thanks for that. I did try that before posting (i.e.disconnected ipad from the internet and edited form) then when I reconnected it saved that version to acrobat.com.
So I think you are right in saying that it does automatically save.
Cheers,
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