How do I save an adobe document from email to a folder to add tex.

[maggie]

I received an adobe document. What I want to do, so I can return it to the
sender by email, is to save it to a folder and complete the form. Then send
it back to the sender? Can someone help with this.
Thank You!!

 

[Rob Schneider]

This really has nothing to do with Word.

That being said, assuming you received this in email, read the Help file
for that email program to find out how to save attachments (may be as
simply as right mouse click, pick save). Then open that file with a
product that can read/input to a PDF doc. Then use your email program to
send the attachment back. Again this is discussed in the help file of
the program you are using. It may also be possible, based on the
program you are using, to open the the file directly in the email
program, make changes, save, then reply the email back. Not all email
software works like that. Try it. As a last resort, ask the person who
asked for this information how to do this. Have them be specific.

Hope this is useful to you. Let us know.

rms

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Two things must be true for this to work:
1. Whoever made the Acrobat form had to make it with Acrobat form fields.
If the form's creator just scanned the form as a graphic image, or converted
the form to .pdf from Word or another program, the form will probably not
contain form fields that you can fill in on screen.
2. You must have the full version of Adobe Acrobat, not just the free
Acrobat Reader. While you can view and maybe fill in an Acrobat form with
Reader, you cannot save the completed form from Reader so that you can email
it back.