XFDL viewers that are compatible with MacBook Pro

I am in the military and I need to be able to sign forms from home and send them in. I have tried the pure edge viewer and I can't get it to work. Any advice or assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

CPantherfan, the best way i can help you with that and i'm assumming your AF or Army cause we use them is get a hold of a windows laptop and go from there...it ***** i know cause i have to write EPRs and other stuff and Lotus would be my best friend if it were available for macs

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