What do i need to read pdf's in firefox browser

Question

message - version of adobe (9.0) can't read pdf in firefox browser.

Answer 1

I would suggest using Acrobat Pro, but Acrobat Standard 9 now includes forms creation capabilities, including adding usage rights. Acrobat can automate the form field creation process by attempting to recognize where form fields would go. You will probably have to make some corrections, but it can help speed up the process.
Adding a submit button is a simple matter, though submitting via email is often not highly reliable and is generally not secure. Consider setting up the form to submit to a web server for a much more reliable and secure system.
If you will be including the entire PDF as an attachment to an email, you will need to enable usage rights (i.e., Reader-enable) for each form if it has to work for Reader users. Reader is not normally able to save a modified document, but it can if usage rights are applied.
If you apply usage rights with Acrobat, you need to be aware of the relevant licensing restrictions. In short, if you will be deploying the form to more than 500 recipients, you may only use information from no more than 500 returned forms, including hardcopies. If fewer than 500 recipients, there are no limits.
An alternative to emailing the entire document is emailing just the form data, which does not require usage rights. The recipient can use Acrobat to import the form data into a blank form and then save/print.
George