Saving Extended User Right Forms

Question

Hi,
I'm attempting to bring my office up to date by using forms on computers.  Currently we still the type writer for some forms.  I fought to get Adobe Acrobat Pro and now that I have it I'm not sure it's doing what I want.  Suggestions on how to use this program better or get the 'right program are appreciated' (no disrespect to the Adobe Team).  I converted a form that was created from Word Document into a PDF.  I then Extended User rights.  I have the form made but everytime I go to save the form, I have to Save As: that is to say I just can't save the stuff I filled-in, in the same file and a new file is created.  With MS Word, even though I can't tab between forms, I don't have to make a new file.  Am I doing something wrong, is it possible to just hit Save in a fillable form and not have to create a new document or version?
In the office, I am the only one with Adobe Pro 9 and the other people in the office mainly have Adobe Reader and not acrobat, so I want to save the forms using Adobe Reader.
Thank you for your insights.  I've been researching this but no answer has come my way.
Ricardo
P.S. I am not trying to collect data from them, I just need forms to fill out and print and also save in the computer.

Answer 1

You should apply the Extended User Rights as the last step in the process
of creating the file. Once you do that, it creates a sort of signature on
the file which prevents you from editing it further, unless you remove
those rights. So get the file working the why you want it, apply the
rights, and then save it under a new name. You can then publish the version
of the file with the Reader rights, and continue working on the one without
them.
On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 2:01 AM, New at AdobeAcrobat Pro