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I have a user that has been successfully using CutePDF Forms Filler to autofill the forms, and it has stopped working with the new Windows 7 Workstation she is now on. &nbsp;I have checked for updates on CutePDF, re-checked File Associations to use CutePDF Forms Filler as their default program. &nbsp;Now I am stuck.
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I have a user that has been successfully using CutePDF Forms Filler to autofill the forms, and it has stopped working with the new Windows 7 Workstation she is now on.  I have checked for updates on CutePDF, re-checked File Associations to use CutePDF Forms Filler as their default program.  Now I am stuck.

CutePDF has stopped auto-filling forms (.fdf) on Internet Explorer 8

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Web Browsers

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