We use PDF forms in our court environment. Users change their client defaults to have it 'overwrite' the exiting PDF once it is signed or updated - and they check the do not ask me again box. What we have been experiencing more and more since our upgrade, is that this setting is getting lost/changed without user intervention.
In court the attorney updates the PDF forms, say he's done about 10 of them and then all of a sudden on number 11 it will not allow you to overwrite the form. So when you try to save it, it does not give you all the prompts. Instead you get a stripped down version to save as a new version or not save at all. To fix it, they go to their user options and reset their prompts. And sometimes resetting the prompts does not work and we have to go to ugly measures.
Those measures are I remove their user attributes and finally in the worse case scenario, remove the whole user windows account from LF Admin. All which requires a reboot. This is unacceptable when you are in a set timeframe and fast past environment. Not to mention an admin person has to be ready at any given time to remove those attributes.
So my question to anyone out there is: what makes LF lose this setting? how can we prevent this from happening over and over again? is there any other alternative that we can use to get a PDF form updated, signed and overwrite the previous version? And please note these documents are not under version control.