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Saving Adobe PDF documents
You can save a copy of an Adobe PDF document, or if the creator of the document
enabled additional usage rights, you can save comments, entries in form fields, or digital
signatures that you have added to a document. If a document contains additional usage
rights, you are advised what privileges have been assigned when you open the document.
(See
About Adobe PDF documents with additional usage rights .)
If the file permissions allow it, you can also save the contents of a PDF document in text
format. This allows you to easily reuse the text from a PDF document and to use the
content with a screen reader, screen magnifier, or other assistive technology.
To save a copy of an Adobe PDF document:
1. Choose File > Save A Copy.
2. In the Save A Copy dialog box, enter the file name and location, and click Save.
You can save the file only in PDF format.
To save comments, form field entries, and digital signatures:
Do one of the following:
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Choose File > Save to save changes to the current file.
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Choose File > Save As to save changes to a new file.
Note: If you are viewing a document with additional usage rights in a browser, you can
only use the Save A Copy command.
To save an Adobe PDF document as a text file:
1. Choose File > Save As Text.
2. In the Save As Text dialog box, enter the file name and location, and click Save.
Your file is saved with the .txt extension.
Note: This command appears only in the full version of Adobe Reader.
When you are working on a document to which additional usage rights have been
assigned, Adobe Reader automatically saves your work every 5 minutes. You change how
often Adobe Reader saves your work in the General Preferences.