The Reader is organized like a web browser to minimize training time. Once the Reader shows a form, the entire document is on the user's computer. This means that the user does not need to maintain an internet connection until he is ready to return it. This feature can be very helpful for long forms, such as college applications.

The Form Reader has a number of noteworthy features, including:

• The ability to save data in a form for free. No strings attached.
• The ability to set a "Home Page," so that the Reader can open to a predefined menu.
• The ability to import data from another form, provided that the field names match. This feature is helpful when users need to transfer data from an old version of a form to a new version.
• The ability to embed a graphical signature with an electronic stylus.
• A touchscreen interface option for use with tablet computers.
• Section 508 compliance. It has a screen option that allows text readers to announce each field in the order that you define.
• 100% WYSIWYG printing.