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Does anyone know how to call Adobe Reader from the command line to open a pre-populated Adobe Form (with Extensions enabled) e.g MRBIGSORDER0001.PDF, allow the user to alter it and then do a save and exit?
At present when the populated form is opened for updating, hitting Save or the Save button on the toolbar prompts the user with "Save As", which is causing them to create multiple versions.
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Save As appears when you edit and save changes to PDFs in the Connected Desktop app if the PDF is in protected mode. You can disable protected mode to save your changes inside the Connected Desktop app. This lets you save changes inside Connected Desktop without getting asked to save the file on your computer.
So, when trying to print a web page from the Google Chrome browser, the Save button appears instead of the classic Print button. By clicking on Save, the page you are trying to print will be saved in a PDF format; from there, it will be possible to print it through a reader like Adobe Acrobat Reader.
This issues appears to be related to new Security / Sandbox settings from Adobe Reader X onwards.
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It is not clear exactly how to stop this from happening on a fine "level" but going to:
Edit --> Preferences --> Security (Enhanced)
Turning off "[ ] Enable Protected Mode at Startup" certianly stops this odd behavior cold.
I am looking into "Priveledged Locations" settings to see if I can fine tune this.
cheers,
JonHD
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