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• Digitally sign is gray in CD player unless the document has been saved with Reader Extended PDF - option activate more tools in Acrobat. Is the feature to sign without options Reader Extended broken or has it been removed?

  If we just save a PDF document, users with CD Player cannot sign because the option "digitally sign" in the upper part of the certificates bar is grayed out. According to other information that I read, the ability to sign with earlier versions of the player requires the PDF file to be registered as a Reader Extended PDF with the option enable the tools more. If I save the document in this way, our DC users can sign it. We took the latest version (2015.008.20082). This feature - the ability to fill/sign a regular document (no Reader Extended PDF) - has been removed in later versions, or is it a bug that was not shown or even fixed?

  You can use fill & sign on documents without the form fields.

• No 'Reader Extended PDF' option in the XI player

  I sent a document by a potential employer who must be digitally signed with a certificate.  When I try to use the sign, all to certificate options are unavailable.  Check the properties of the document, I see that the signature is not allowed.

  Check elsewhere in the forums, it seems that the answer for reader XI is re - save the document using 'file-> save as other-> Reader Extended PDF', however, the only options I see under 'Save as other' are 'Text' and 'Word or Excel online.

  So, how can I activate the signature for this document?  I'll also have to create a certificate for it.

  I run free reader XI on Windows 8.1.

  You need Adobe Acrobat for that.

• How to quickly save multiple files as Reader Extended PDF? Acrobat Pro XI

  I need to add form fields to fill out hundreds of existing PDF documents on a semi-annual basis.  In order to expedite this process I think I add all the pages in a PDF file, will create the fields in forms on a single page and then duplicate the forms to all pages.  It is very effective.  Then, I need to save each page in a separate Reader Extended PDF file.  If, after you have added and duplicate the form fields, I save the file with all pages as a PDF reader, then export the pages, pages will be saved in the standard PDF format for export.  Currently I have to manually save each PDF Reader Extended file by opening each file for each page, one by one, after it is exported and click file > save as other > Reader Extended PDF > activate tools more...  It would be extremely painful and long, and I have to assume there is a better way to get this done.  However, I have discovered an alternative method by browsing the forums and documentation of the software.  How can I export pages while preserving the file type of the parent document?  Or is there a better alternative?

  Activation with Acrobat Reader is intentionally a manual process, so it cannot be automated.

  The only other way activate Reader is with LiveCycle Reader Extensions, which is also available with PDF Java Toolkit of Datalogics, and these can be automated. Expensive but.

  Another approach is to convince your users to readers Reader 11 or DC, which can save forms not compatible player.

• What is: Reader extended rights?

  What is meant by 'Rights of Reader Extended' designate in the House?

  This means that a PDF has been an additional programming applied so that the free software Adobe Reader can do things like save a filled in form which he cannot normally.

  Adobe Reader rights extended

  There are also rights more powerful that can also apply to the Adobe Reader free to more expensive.

• File > save as other > Reader Extended PDF > Enable commenting & measure GREY

  I have a PDF form created in Adobe LiveCycle Designer ARE 10.0.

  When I open in the player, all the 'Sign' options are grayed out.

  Under 'Properties' signature is allowed but is not the case with comments.

  Everything I saw, I hope that allowing comments will allow me to use the features of sign.

  The only solution I found on the internet is below:

  File > save as other > Reader Extended PDF > enable commenting & measure

  It is grayed out in my (latest version of) Acrobat pro.

  * Is at - it a way to make this option available? **

  * Even solve my problem? **

  * Is it possible that it is impossible to use these features on this document? **

  At this point, I spent about two hours on this issue and have not been able to find a solution. Very frustrated.

  Thank you.

  Comment is not allowed for dynamic XFA forms, but should be with static XFA.

• Can I add or edit images in a PDF Reader Extended document?

  An Acrobat Reader add or update an image in a pdf Reader Extended document editable?

  Hi tms5656,

  Adding or editing an image is not something you can do in Adobe Reader, the PDF Reader Extended, whether. But you can do it in Acrobat. And, we invite you to try Acrobat free for 30 days, if you wish. See www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html for more information.

  Best,

  Sara

• Allow comments and editing on reader extended PDF?

  My version of LiveCycle is 9 and those who will use the form AdobeX pro.  The form is static PDF, reader extensions enabled.  When it is opened in Adobe, users cannot make comments, change the text or add pages.  Is there a way for them to that in addition to printing to the Adobe printer?  I need to use the best of both worlds - the use of javascript in the form of improved drop-down lists and other features, but those completing the form may have to make minor adjustments in the body of the text or the cross through text, and text editing function does not work.  We must also add a stamp and sometimes to add pages.  I chose the wrong tool for this form?  Tried different versions of reader allowing, remove, etc., but don't seem to be able to get a version that they can do these things.  Appreciate any advice, thanks.

  The rights that acrobat can add PDF files are limited.

  Only LiveCycle Reader Extensions can add all the rights you need.

  This is a module for LC servers and not included in the designer.

• Is Adobe Pro 9 has the ability to save as-> reader extended pdf

  Hello

  I use adobe pro 9 to create a form to fill out for all users, including the adobe reader software to use and fill in the form. However, I don't see that I have the opportunity to go file-> save slot-> several options like reader extended pdf.

  Help, please!

  For Acrobat 9 Pro.

  Advanced > extended features in Adobe Reader

  Be well...

• Cannot save as 'Reader Extended' in Acrobat 9.2

  Hello

  I created a form in Acrobat 9.2. When I save the form and open it in Adobe Reader I can fill in the form, but I can't save the completed form, printing only.

  I need to save the backup in the form as 'Reader Extended' but I can't find the option when I save the form in Acrobat 9.2.

  Any ideas?

  David

  It should be under Advanced - expand user rights in Adobe Reader... (or

  quelque_chose similar to this)

• Acrobat Pro will not save with Reader Extended features

  I kept this way before forms because all users of our forms are only the free version of the reader. For some reason any it now doesn't allow me to save with extended functionality. When I save under and place the cursor on "Reader Extended PDF" it shows my 3 options, but none of them are clickable. I don't know why it backed up before, but it won't now.

  I also have a secondary issue. A form previously, I saved successfully this way does not now work for one of the users. It allow it to save the information entered her. To my knowledge he has not changed and it has been used by a few people. Why would he suddenly stop saving?

  I work on a Mac, but users are all on the PC. I have never had this problem before that.

  It's weird. The that you describe is how it behaves when you are in form editing mode. As a test, I try to close the file, close Acrobat and try again.

• Check if the PDF Reader Extended

  I'm trying to get a form to check to see if it is extended drive as soon as it is registered automatically issues a warning if it is not.

  This form allows a user to fill it out and then several users to trust the content.  All users filling have Adobe Acrobat Pro and some of them may wish to add attachments, but many people signing only have Reader.  The procedure we use to do this is to have save it a copy of the original, Reader Extended form, add their attachments and then save it again as a Reader Extended.

  I do not have access on server side, so I can't use Reader Extensions for attachments.  The form must be dynamic, so I can also use the 'remarks' section work around.

  Any ideas on how to check if a form is reader in JavaScript would be much appreciated!

  Thank you!

  Hello

  If you take a look at this post, including the comments/screenshots, it describes how to test whether the form is activated in the JavaScript Console player: http://assure.ly/etkFNU.

  I tried this in a click event of the button:

  var oDoc = event.target;
  var vTest = oDoc.appRightsValidate({}, 2, true);
  if (vTest == "undefined") {
            app.alert("Form is not Reader Enabled!");
  }
  

  But it fails, because the Adobe security policy prevents access to this method. This is why you must run in a privileged context, which would require a function of confidence. These can be troublesome to deploy and manage, depending on your environment. For example, for the method to work the trust (in a JavaScript file) should be installed on each user's computer.

  A search on this forum for functions of confidence will show many examples.

  So while you can test the JavaScript console to automatically test will require a function of confidence.

  Good luck

  Niall

• Save the file to Reader Extended PDF

  I created a form in Acrobat 9 Pro for a customer using Reader 7 and they are unable to save the text that they type in the form... that is the whole point of the forms that they needs.

  I did some research and everything indicates that I must save my form as a Reader Extended PDF, but that is not an option during the backup of my files (and my form is closed for editing).

  The only options I have under Save as are the following: Adobe PDF files; Adobe PDF files, optimized; PostScript encapsulated; HTML 3.2; HTML 4.01, CSS 1.0. JPEG; JPEG2000; Microsoft Word document; PDF/A; PDF/E; PDF / X; PNG; PostScript; Text enriched; Excel spreadsheet tables; Text (Accessible); Text (Plain); TIFF; XML 1.0

  I am sure that there is something that I'm missing, and if someone could help me to point me in the right direction, I would be very grateful, as would my customer.

  Thank you in advance,

  Tiffany

  You need to go to advanced - enable usage rights in Adobe Reader, then

  Save the file.

• PDF Reader Extended Script

  Hi all

  I'm looking for a script that can automatically save X amount of PDF forms in Reader Extended, in this way, users can fill them and save a copy duly filled for their records.

  Thanks in advance for all your help!

  Cannot be done. Acrobat does not allow for automation of operation Reder-extension; It's a workflow supported only by the server LiveCycle (ADEP) product range.

• Error when to activate additional features Reader Extended

  Hello

  I created a form and look ok, but when I activate Reader Extended PDF-> additional features form giving an error message. How can I fix it?

  Concerning

  Form

  

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  If (!) ((Form1.Page1.table1.row2.total.IsNull))) {}

  Total = form1.page1.Table1.Row2.total.rawValue + ",";

  }

  this.rawValue = total;

  in

  var total = "";

  If (!) ((Form1.Page1.table1.row2.total.IsNull))) {}

  Total = form1.page1.Table1.Row2.total.rawValue;

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  this.rawValue = total;