At 01:52 PM 8/22/2005, Guillermo L. Odone wrote:
Yes I realized about that, but my problem was that the client uses Designer,
and without deleted the XFA, I couldn't work with the pdf.
You need to get the client to switch...
OR you need to start investing in writing XFA-modifying code...
This way, I have to add all the functionality by code, cause the
appearence remains.
Can't be done :(.
There are things that Designer implements that aren't
possible in the older AcroForms...
I really don't know if there's any other way to work it out, cause actually
the iText doesn't support the PDF created with Designer.
No, but it could be made to - if someone invested the
engineering effort.
Leonard
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