Because of formatting bugs with cfdocument, we've had to switch to software 
called WebGrabber - unlike all the other HTML->PDF generation software I've 
tried, WebGrabber works in an interesting way: it renders the HTML page and 
prints it to PDF - so you get what the browser/engine saw. (And with the engine 
used being WebKit, you get decent CSS support too.)

I've just done a quick test with WebGrabber 2009, and it *will* execute 
JavaScript.
(I did a simple For loop, and the resulting PDF contained the 0123456789 
output).

Unfortunately, it is fairly expensive and Windows-only, but you can try the 
evaluation version and see if it will work for you.

http://www.activepdf.com/products/serverproducts/webgrabber/ 

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