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How can I stop Adobe Reader from asking "Save As" when I save the form in PDF format (i.e. Allow just "Save")?

Does anyone know how to call Adobe Reader from the command line to open a pre-filled Adobe form (with extensions enabled), for example MRBIGSORDER0001.PDF, allow the user to change it, and then save and exit?

Currently, when a completed form is opened for updating, pressing the "Save" or "Save" button on the toolbar offers the user "Save As", which leads to the creation of several versions.

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These issues seem to be related to the new Security / Sandbox settings from Adobe Reader X onwards.

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It is not clear how to stop this from happening at a subtle “level”, but proceed to the following:

Edit → Settings → Security (advanced)

Disabling "[] Enable protected mode at startup" certianly stops this odd behavior cold.

I’m studying the Priority Locations settings to see if I can configure this setting.

amuses

Jonhd

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If you want end users to be able to save a document that has been filled out, you need Reader-enable in the form.

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