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I am assuming that if Adobe Reader detects that the pdf is saved as an older version, it applies the legacy code that governed a pdf back then to be able to interpret and display them properly. Not knowing this, I was trying to use Montserrat. I'm old.), you have to specify that a TrueType font (Helvetica for example) be used within the form fields when completing them in Adobe Reader. What I didn't realize however, is that when you go back that far (I remember those days. 4 or 5, so the forms weren't pretty and didn't need to be).

Scribus generated pdfs only worked with my scripts if I saved them to version 1.3 (equivalent to Adobe legacy ver.

For just this one application, I needed something else because the version of pdf that Adobe DC created (I did try to use it first) wasn't readable by the fpdf + fpdm libraries mentioned above (I had spent way too long already trying to tweak settings in Adobe DC, couldn't get it figured out and had already past a deadline to get my forms posted on our site). I am in an Adobe forum suggesting that I used another product to create a pdf! However, I do own a copy of Acrobat DC and use it for everything else.

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I created a pdf template that had form fields in it using a free program called Scribus. I have since moved everything over to use the mpdf library (still php) and don't have the same problems now. Hopefully, this is helpful to anyone generating forms in a pdf using libraries like fpdf + fpdm (written in php). I ended up figuring this out and it had to do with the version of pdf that I was generating and the font-type being used within the form fields. I can't figure out why browser pdf viewers work fine, but Adobe DC can't open the file and allow data to be entered. So, if you email the pdf to someone and they try to open it using your 'Chrome printed/saved' pdf, the form fields aren't present. Unfortunately, when you print->save as pdf using Chrome, the information that was already entered in the form fields is retained, but any form fields that still need to be completed electronically are removed (the fields just don't exist anymore as your pdf is a flat file with everything dynamic removed when you print it). Same goes for IE and Firefox, but Adobe Reader only displays the form fields and you can't enter anything (though it does appear to recognize the form fields being there).

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Funny enough, if I download the file that was opened by Chrome, right click on it and select Chrome as the program to open the pdf, it displays fine and allows data entry as expected. Adobe Reader DC however, doesn't play nice with a file that is opened in the browser, downloaded and opened locally. Please see if you can suggest some reason behind this behavior.Д¬hrome, Firefox and IE (Edge) browsers open my pdf, display the form fields and allow entering data without any issue. May be I need to look at the code reading ' Before_Mail.pdf' and mailing it as ' After_Mail.pdf'. On the file compare tool these characters are looking like as shown below (some '.' dot characters). So I removed those characters from the file and now the file ' After_Mail.pdf' is working fine. So I compared the content of both the files and using some file compare tools and find that in ' After_Mail.pdf' there some extra blank characters written at the end of file. The other one is saved after mailing the same invoice on outlook to the user let say ' After_Mail.pdf'.ДЄs reported earlier the problem is with ' After_Mail.pdf' file and the other one ' Before_Mail.pdf' is opening fine in adobe reader. One is saved while generating invoice from SAP let say ' Before_Mail.pdf' Copy this FakeFlash.More findings.This may help to understand the problem. Locate the FakeFlash.exe file in the unzipped folder.ДҐ. Download the file FakeFlash.zip from hereД¤. Go to the following folder and take a backup of the FakeFlash.exe file:ДЈ.

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To download and install the patch for this issue:Дў. If you are Publishing to Windows EXE from Mac version of Adobe Captivate, install this patch in Mac as well. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.вЂќДownload and install the latest patch for this issue, publish the project as an EXE file again, and then try opening it. вЂњThis application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect. The following error message is displayed:

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EXE files published from Adobe Captivate 5 do not open on machines that do not have Adobe Captivate 5 installed on them.

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