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I remember Adobe has some sort of product where you can create a fillable PDF online and then send the link or the actual form to someone, they fill it out and then it is stored online. I can't remember the website name though. <br />
I tried Adobe Forms Central but that is being discontinued so that's not an option. <br />
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Any ideas ?
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I remember Adobe has some sort of product where you can create a fillable PDF online and then send the link or the actual form to someone, they fill it out and then it is stored online. I can't remember the website name though. 
I tried Adobe Forms Central but that is being discontinued so that's not an option. 

Any ideas ?

Fillable PDF online

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Adobe Acrobat

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