I am a newbie. I would like to use interactive forms for our non-profit organization; for example, a volunteer form that one can sumbit online. My question is once the person hits the submit button is there anyway to encrypt the information through the Adobe products or do I have to do something else. I assume the file converts to an FDF file in the process, Right?
Thank you for your time on this.
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 8 / Windows
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Acrobat and LiveCycle Designer comes with several security options you can use. Click the Help button and run a keyword search "Security". Scroll the search results and click the title of the security option you thinks is best for your form.
You could also write a JavaScript for the Submit button that locks the form with a password.
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pddesigner,
Could you post a sample JS that uses a button or submit button to lock the form with a password?
Or at least a link to a sample?
TYIA,
LNail
Last edited by lnail (2008-07-07 01:26:43)
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