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Topic: RE: Running PDF Java Scripts on the WEB (Via Email)
Conf: (P-PDF) Beginners, Msg: 22767
From: kt
Date: 6/25/2001 08:29 AM
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Kas Thomas
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eBusiness Integration Products Division
SilverStream Software
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: p-pdf-beginners Listmanager
>>[mailto:listmanager@forum.planetpdf.com]
>>Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 5:49 PM
>>Subject: Running PDF Java Scripts on the WEB
>>
>>
>>From: "Mark"
>>
>>--- Planet PDF Forum | http://forum.planetpdf.com ----
>>
>>I am new to PDF forms and Java Script. I have made a
>>simple Form that has several internal Java scripts. All
>>works fine when ran from my computer (which has a copy of
>>Acrobat). However, when I place the form on the web, none
>>of the Scripts work when the form is viewed from another
>>computer (without acrobat) using a web browser. Is the
>>Java scripting within acrobat only functional if you have
>>acrobat installed locally or is there something needed to
>>be installed on the web-server?
>>
>>
>>
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RE: Running PDF Java Scripts on the WEB
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Kas Thomas
Documentation Manager
eBusiness Integration Products Division
SilverStream Software
One Reservoir Corporate Center
Shelton, CT 06484
203.225.1838
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>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: p-pdf-beginners =Listmanager
>>[mailto:listmanager@forum=..planetpdf.com]
>>Sent: Friday, June 22, 2001 5:49 =PM
>>Subject: Running PDF Java Scripts on =the WEB
>>
>>
>>From: "Mark" =<mstory@tntie.com>
>>
>>--- Planet PDF Forum | http://forum.planetpdf.com ----
>>
>>I am new to PDF forms and Java =Script. I have made a
>>simple Form that has several internal =Java scripts. All
>>works fine when ran from my computer =(which has a copy of
>>Acrobat). However, when I place =the form on the web, none
>>of the Scripts work when the form is =viewed from another
>>computer (without acrobat) using a =web browser. Is the
>>Java scripting within acrobat only =functional if you have
>>acrobat installed locally or is there =something needed to
>>be installed on the =web-server?
>>
>>
>>
>>------- Planet PDF Store's Top 10 =List for May ---------
>>
>> ARTS Split and =Merge - Stamp PDF - Jaws PDF Creator
>> Gemini - Amyuni PDF Converter =- Crackerjack - BCL Drake
>> =iCopy - ARTS Import - Mapsoft Impress Stamper
>>
>> Find out why these were the =best-selling products last
>> month. Free demos of each at =the Planet PDF Store!
=>> &nbs=p; http://www.pdfstore.com/
>>
>>---- Powered by BinaryThing.com & =www.PlanetPDF.com ----
>>
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