Where is the file with sms

I made a manual backup of my mem card - were is the sms located, if i want to move them back to my card ?

Hi lucyt71567688,
Are you filling out a PDF form in Adobe Reader, and then uploading that file to Acrobat.com? To save form data when filling out a PDF form via Reader, that form must be saved as Reader Extended PDF from Acrobat. It sounds as though that particular form was not saved as Reader Extended PDF. Please see https://acrobatusers.com/tutorials/how-to-save-form-data-in-adobe-reader (this tutorial also applies to Reader XI).
Please let us know if you have additional questions.
Best,
Sara

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ATTENZIONE - Questa modifica è effettuata a proprio rischio e pericolo ed il sottoscritto non si assume alcuna responsabilità su quanto venga fatto soprattutto da mani inesperte.
ATTENZIONE - Questa modifica sovrascrive qualsiasi file che abbia nome uguale al layer che viene selezionato più l’estensione del file naturalmente.
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var fileNameBody = fileNamePrefix;
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var fileNameBody = fileNamePrefix;
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var fileNameBody = fileNamePrefix;
fileNameBody += "_" + zeroSuppress(i, 4) + "s";
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var fileNameBody = fileNamePrefix;
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- salvare e uscire.
- riavviare Photoshop
- provare l’azione registrata facendo attenzione che il nome del layer non sia identico al nome di un file già presente altrimenti questo verrà sovrascritto.
Domanda:
Perché ho creato livelli che poi ho eliminato ecc.
Risposta:
Semplice per evitare errori di esecuzione delle azioni nel caso di operazioni con livelli mancanti o altro.
Semplice... no?
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First of all, I'm translating the actions that I made using the Italian version of Photoshop, you look at the position of the menu that I have chosen to do the work with other languages.
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- Once again Menu -> Layer - > New —> Layer… and press -ok- , (leave the name that is shown)
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WARNING - The operation described below should be made on a copy of the file, so :
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WARNING - This modification is performed at your own risk and the undersigned assumes no responsibility on what is done mostly by inexperienced hands.
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However, the change is trivial and within reach of anyone.
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var = fileNameBody fileNamePrefix ;
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var = fileNameBody fileNamePrefix ;
fileNameBody + = layerName ;
- Search for the string (should be in line 1047-46 )
var = fileNameBody fileNamePrefix ;
fileNameBody + = "_ " + zeroSuppress (i, 4) + "s" ;
- Replace it with :
var = fileNameBody fileNamePrefix ;
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- Save and exit.
- Restart Photoshop
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Question:
Why I created levels which I then deleted etc..
Answer:
Simple to avoid errors of execution of the actions in the case of transactions with missing levels and other.
Simple ... is not it?
Sorry for my bad English...
Thanks in advance for any hint.
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