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I made a PDF which is to be used as a track record. It is approx 2 MB and has close to 2200 fields.
Either the size or the number of fields is a problem for the reader on the iPad, not on the
computer.
The Reader only shows one inch of the document and none of the fields are visible or even
accessible. This is not the case with smaller forms.
Are there any other users having the same difficulties? Or possibly a solution?
Let me know!
Theo Lemm
You can download Adobe Reader Offline (Standalone) Installer here:
ftp://ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/win/10.x/10.1.2/en_US/AdbeRdr1012_en_US.exe
I preferred the 9.0 version... this 10.1 version is slower and not useful... 
Have uninstalled and reinstalled over a dozen times. Run Windows Vista sp2. never had a problem
before X. can't view any pdf longer than 30 seconds then poof, system crashes,,
Please respond to HeyYou at CrazyEagle dot com
This software is non-free (in terms of the definition of free software, not in terms of freeware)
unlike, for example, Foxit Reader. It loads somewhat slower. It needs the reader_sl.exe service
module to start-up faster, so that's the first sign of typical Adobe bloatware.
It is the compatible standard with most .PDF files, it comes with a TTS reader, file
security/protection and other neat features lacking in Foxit. If you do not need these features, I
recommend you use Foxit Reader instead.
It is a very good software, but the reading capability should be improved.