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Using Court Forms on Mobile Devices
Whether you are in the Apple or Android phone environment, all mobile devices open our forms as print only. In order to fill out our forms electronically, you will need to download Adobe Acrobat Reader on to your mobile device. Dynamic PDF files will not open on mobile devices. Some of our dynamic forms are:- Build-a-Brief Creator
- Volunteer Application
- eCourts Access Request Form
- CIC Improvement Grant Proposal Form
Troubleshooting
PDF Doesn't Open or Opens with Error Message- Right click on the form link
- Select Save link as… from the menu
- Open the downloaded file with Adobe Reader or Acrobat DC
- If you cannot find your downloaded PDF, check your Downloads folder.
- Using Older Versions of Adobe Reader:
Adobe no longer supports older versions of the Reader software. Users who do not have a recent version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC may experience error messages when accessing the PDF files on our site. To upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Acrobat Reader DC go to https://get2.adobe.com/reader/ . If you still experience difficulties after upgrading your software, please refer to the Acrobat Reader DC Learn & Support page on Adobe's website.
Content Appears to be Blank
Opening a PDF attachment in an email on the iPad (or iPhone), will open in iBooks (the default PDF viewer for Apple). iBooks will display the PDF as a blank, print only form, as it does not show the form fields. To see the data in the form, you need to open it in Adobe Acrobat DC.- Press and hold the attachment icon in the email.
- A screen will appear that will allow you to select the option "Open in Adobe Acrobat".
- Once the form opens in Adobe Acrobat, the data on the form will appear.
Data Not Saving
When you open a PDF form inside a browser, it may not save your data, or it may not let you edit the completed form. You may be able to print the completed form if saving is disabled. Make sure to open your PDF in Reader (right click, save, open in Reader) if you need to save form data.
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