"If they are filling out a web form they have to do it in one session (they can't save their work). Though as long as they keep the web brows"

"You can save a response as a PDF (with the original form layout). This tutorial explains: http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-1383"

"Yes. You need to call support to do that."

"This FAQ explains how to get a receipt: http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-3003"

"No, all of the data is sent to our servers when they hit submit. You don't need a username/password to submit data... anyone can do it."

"You don't use FormsCentral to cancel your subscription. You should contact support: http://www.adobe.com/support/acrobatdotcom/supportinfo/"

"We don't support that level of customization.   We don't directly support hyperlinks in the messages but if you put in a URL like http://ww"

"The FormsCentral desktop application with Acrobat XI creates "local" forms. You can move them online using the Collect Reponses Online tab ("

"Sorry for the poor experience you had with support. I am more than happy to get this corrected for you.   Can you send your Adobe ID (email"

"If you have a paid account and embed the web form in your our web page that footer text goes away (you also won't see our URL). This FAQ ex"

"If you want them to access an existing form file then just share it: http://forums.adobe.com/docs/DOC-2462   If you want them to create a"

"When a user fills out the form and submits the data to our servers a response is created in the View Response tab. Each time any respondent"

"Chrome has its own built in PDF viewer (IE does not). That is why its not working. As mentioned above it has to be opened using Adobe Reader"