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Bernhard Kaufmann
Posted: Friday, March 22, 2013 1:19:37 PM
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HI,

I have purchased EO.PDF.
From the sample source, i got to know that there is support for fillable PDF forms.
Just want to check if the following scenario is possible using EO PDF:

"I have a PDF form which has input fields. (Not complex, simple PDF).
I want to create an aspx page and show this PDF in that and have a button  - SEND; when the user fills the PDF fields and clicks on the send button, the filled PDF should be send to the predefined email."

Other tasks - "Email etc" are fine, just want to check if EO PDF supports, showing the PDF on aspx page?

Thanks,
Bernhard.
		

			




	
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		    Hi,

In order to create fill in form, you have to use the ACM interface. You can find more details in this topic:

http://www.essentialobjects.com/forum/postst7413_HTML-to-PDF-forms.aspx

I do not believe you can create a "Send" button in the PDF that would email the filled PDF file with EO.Pdf.

I am not sure what you mean by "showing the PDF on aspx page". Whether a PDF file can be opened in your browser has nothing to do with us ---- it has to do with what software is installed on your machine. For example, if you have Adobe Reader installed and properly registered with your browser, then when you use your browser to open a Url that is in fact a PDF file, your browser will call the Adobe Reader plug in to display it. Our product is not involved in this process at all.

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