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Topic: Re: Changing text field of an existing PDF (Via Email)
Conf: (P-PDF) Developers, Msg: 31682
From: dpstory
Date: 12/18/2001 01:52 AM
Leonard,
FMI (For My Information)
Please elaborate on the term "flattening". Acrobat 5.0 has a flattening
method, but it "flattens" everything (on a page); all annotations are
converted to bit streams and they are no longer interactive. Can the
applications you cite below locally flatten? That is, flatten one field
leaving another untouched?
dps
On 18 Dec 2001, at 1:48, p-pdf-developer Listmanager wrote:
> From: Leonard Rosenthol
>
> 2) Purchase a 3rd party server-based form filling tool such as FDFMerge
> (http://www.appligent.com) or PDFToolkit (http://www.activepdf.com) that
> support "form flattening" with font choices.
>
> 3) Use #2 in conjunction with the data from the client to fill in the form
> field, and "flatten" it in the font & size of your choice.
>
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