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1. Re: 500 Limits on Reader Extended Documents work around
George_Johnson Oct 7, 2014 4:58 PM (in response to dudleesf)FormsCentral will allow you submit the form data, not the complete form, to the FormsCentral server. You can download any response as a filled-in PDF and export the response table as a CSV file. It has the advantage of being a lot more reliable than email, it's secure, and reasonably priced. It essentially allows unlimited responses, but you're limited to storing 5000 responses in the table at any one time. There's a 2500 record buffer, so if you accidentally go over 5000, the submissions aren't lost.
When you import a PDF form to FormsCentral and enable it, it applies a subset of the usage rights that Acrobat provides when it Reader-enables a form. But it does allow a full save, and you can still include an email submit button if you want, so retain an email-based workflow if you need to receive the entire PDF, but this usually isn't needed.
The other way is to not Reader-enable the form and somehow convince your users to use Reader 11.
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2. Re: 500 Limits on Reader Extended Documents work around
dudleesf Oct 8, 2014 9:23 AM (in response to George_Johnson)Thanks, I'll go ahead try Forms Central.


