Leonard.
If one is trying to "sell" the benefit of PDF forms and has
to convince a company that it has to spend $39 to use the form, it's not
cheap...it's a hard sell -- unless the end user is going to benefit in the
long-run.
The poster indicated that it has many forms it's trying to
sell. Tying in the purchase of software, in addition to the forms, may be
another problem.
Finally, I think the mininum number of seats for the
alternative to Approval is 1,000, isn't it?
And, finally finally, isn't the price for the Reader
extension several thousands of dollars per form?
I'm just trying to let the poster know that what they are
trying to accomplish could be costly. An export solution might be a more
cost-effective way to go.
Have a good day.
Rich
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Subject: RE: [PDF-Forms] Saving information in forms
At $39 per user for Approval, it could get expensive very fast. Plus, it means that the user has to agree to purchase and/or install the software.
Leonard
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