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Unless you have the full Adobe Acrobat program, you cannot save the completed document on your computer or network. The free Reader version of Acrobat cannot save files. Neither version can save forms on the web site.
When you have finished printing, click on the Reset button at the bottom of the last page of each form. This removes all data you entered on the form. The word "reset" will not show up on the printed form.
How to Reset Your Browser Cache to Clear Data from Your Computer
Internet browsers cache or store data on a computer so it can be loaded and viewed instantly the next time you request it. Sometimes Acrobat will cache your data so that it may reappear if you open the form again. This may be a concern if you are using a shared or public computer or do not want to risk having your data remain on the computer. As well as resetting the form when you are done, you can reset your browser cache.
The risk of someone coming across your information is slight. Unlike a regular HTML page that is cached on the computer, the data from these forms is useless without the Acrobat file to give them context. Another person who uses the computer after you would have to come back to the ISO Forms web page and bring up the same forms you did in order to see your information. A person using another computer could not find your information. It can be found only on the computer you are using.
In addition to resetting forms after you print them, you can reset your browser cache and delete temporary Internet files. This will eliminate any chance of your information remaining on the computer. Here’s how you can do this:
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