

Then all the data will be extracted into a. When you download the pdf, you will use your computer to view the file: Make sure Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader/Acrobat DC is on your computer. Proceed and click on 'Start' button, select a destination folder. After uploading the PDF forms, select the button of 'Extract data from PDF form fields' at the top right. For your all-important documents and files. This doesn't matter because the Adobe Reader app highlights all the fields by default anyway, so the stroke isn't needed in this case. Extract Data from Multiple PDF Forms on Mac. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 2019.010.20091 for Mac from FileHorse. I've just removed the stroke and it works fine, even after opening in Preview first. Although I've saved this one into Dropbox so that I can share, I haven't opened it in Dropbox: You're welcome to try this for yourself - here's the original uncorrupted file. And the ultimate proof is that the problem still occurs and therefore I believe this is a glitch with the Adobe Reader app specifically (it doesn't happen with my desktop Adobe Reader) which means form boxes with strokes applied don't always work. So, now I've worked out how to transfer the original, uncorrupted, PDF file to Adobe Reader on my iPhone by connecting my phone to iTunes on my computer. I had to open up the PDF before I could share it to my Adobe Reader app. Dropbox uses some sort of PDF reader to view PDFs. This was the original file from my computer which hasn't been opened in Preview at any point.
