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Topic: Re: OmniForm Premium - anyone used it? (Via Email)
Conf: (P-PDF) Forms & FDF, Msg: 28260
From: prodok
Date: 10/8/2001 08:50 AM

You might look around a bit further, for example by joining the BFMA
(Business Forms Management Association) mailing list
(http://www.bfma.org). There you would get input from forms
professionals.

One thing to note is that PDF is a base technology, and Acrobat is
one tool to work with that format. Acrobat is NOT a forms management
system, and Acrobat is not a forms design tool.


Max Wyss
PRODOK Engineering
Low Paper workflows, Smart documents, PDF forms
CH-8906 Bonstetten, Switzerland

Fax: +41 1 700 20 37
e-mail: mailto:max@prodok.com
http://www.prodok.com



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>Hi - read some stuff on the Scansoft site which may/may not be The
>Usual Hype, but it looks like they could be offering a form product
>which has decent support for users attempting back end integration
>with web/databases etc.
>
>>From having seen endless rows of dazed and confused delegates at
>>Adobe product seminars, all desperately trying to understand how to
>>turn the easy-to-create Acrobat forms into usable data entry
>>solutions, I believe that Adobe's lack of support in this area is
>>bound to lead to someone else stepping into the gap. Would be
>>interested to hear opinions of anyone who has had a chance to try
>>out the product.
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