Saving an Interactive Document in Acrobat Reader

I am creating elecronic assessments in Indesign for the first time. How does the student save the completed assessment in Acrobat Reader. I exported out of Indesign as an Interactive PDF but the student cannot save and post to the trainer?

I have no idea what you are asking about. Anyway, it is probably best to ask in the Reader forum linked at the top of this forum.

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Hrm, OK. Well I actually DON'T have my document set as a reader extended PDF. If i fill out my fields then try to use the sign feature, it's not flattening the fields when I save/close reopen. They are still editable.
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