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Not promising anything, but sometimes 2 heads are better than 1.Apollo is Adobe's effort to stay at the forefront of Web development and fend of challenges from Microsoft, which is deepening its Web tools offerings, and from new Web 2.0 technologies like AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and Extensible Markup Language), which allows developers to create Web applications with the smooth interface and responsiveness of desktop programs.Īpollo is something of an anti-AJAX: It brings elements of online interaction to a desktop client application. I can always take a few minutes to see if anything pops out. I might ask if you have some time send me one of your forms that is having a problem. Also I have found custom Javascriptting to cause issues sometimes whereas using the built-in Action Builder lessens those issues. This may be due to my forms not having any data connections and most of the visibility/Javascript options are very limited, so it really depends on what your form is and what the user is doing to open the form. The only reason I say that is that I literally in the same boat with probably 50+ PDFs I have made with Livecycle in the past 4 years however mine open in Adobe Reader/Acrobat 7, 8, 9, 10, & 11 no problem (knock on wood).
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Honestly it sounds more like a specific user issue such as software or machine settings that is causing a problem. I was in the same boat with Livecycle was dumped in my lap. " I am not a formally trained in this field, just got asked to pick up the task and taught myself"īud, I am beginning to think that is the case with everyone, except maybe Radzmar (LOL).
#Adobe extensibility platform couldn't os x pro
And what Reader rights are you extending? Do you use the "Additional Features"? And what version of Acrobat Pro are you using? Sometimes the setting is set too far forward/backward to be optimized for current Adobe Reader software.
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Or other uses have reported that the version the PDF was saved to be optimized for is not set correctly. Generally people have responded back that the date/time settings on the machine are older than the PDF file creation date. Unfortunatley this error has been somewhat common for years now. However this is where the error pops up at. When the end user make the visibility change, the hash signature needs to be redone the next time the PDF is opened. It sounds like the old issue that perhaps these forms you are making use Javascript to change the visibility of objects. When the PDF opens that hash signauture is checked to make sure these objects have not been changed. Then a has signature is created for the objects that shouldn't change. (sorry for the long question, but i thought it best to be throughout!)Ī PDF is really just a collection of objects and when you enable the rights within Reader, it goes though the structure and selects the structural objects that shouldn't change. Thanks for any help or advice anyone can give. I have searched the forums here and tried a few solutions but none seemed to be anywhere close to target. Please contact the author for the original version of this document."Īs you can imagine, this is a huge problem for my company as we rely on this forms for work flow everyday. The document has been changed since it was created and these rights are no longer valid. " This document contained certain rights to enable special features in Adobe Reader. Here is the message that I got and that all my employees are getting. Then emailed it to myself, opened it on my laptop using Reader XI. Today I did some experiementing and created a simple form with just basic text fields, i saved it on my computer, extended the rights, then opened it in Reader XI on the same computer.
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After a few months of this i realized that almost all my forms were doing this and I can not find a common thread among them! Some of them are dynamic, some static, some have signatures, some don't, some have complicated calculations, some don't.etc. My normal process is to create them in LiveCycle, open them in Acrobat Pro, Extend the rights to Reader, then save and upload for employees.Īfter the release of Reader X I started getting complaints from employees that their forms were not allowing them to save or sign. I upload to our company's employees' portal and they are downloaded and sent in from locations across the United States and Puerto Rico. I have created over 100 forms this way, both static and dynamic, usually with digital signatures and multiple pages.
#Adobe extensibility platform couldn't os x windows 7
Using XP, then Windows 7 and now Windows 8. Hi, I create forms for my company using LiveCycle Designer on PC.