Hello Bill,

> http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/acrreula.html
> 
> For example, check paragraph 3.4 and enlighten yourself.

I will have a look.

> I recently ran across a stand-alone CDROM-based Java application that 
> collects form data, merging same into an AcroForm the hard way, by editing 
> the binary files of the target PDFs, instead of using iText, as I would have 
> recommended. Up to this point, the approach, IMO, was compliant with the 
> EULA. It went to the dark side, IMO, when it integrated Reader on the same 
> CDROM and launched Reader from the CDROM for use as the PDF viewer, using 
> said instance of Reader to print the PDF. I'm glad I was not asked for a 
> recommendation on how to merge form data with the PDFs. ;-)
> 
>> Thank you for your considerations.
>> My problem is what else can I use when I want to distribute my 
>> application (creating customizable lists as PDFs) to users who have not 
>> always an internet connection to a server?
> 
> With the little amount of information you've given, I'd recommend you 
> consider using a Swing-Java-iText standalone solution. As long as you're not 
> using your software to circumvent the Reader EULA, you should be safe using 
> Reader as a viewer.

I was not thinking about a local HTTP server but only a flat HTML page 
containing some java script.

It is not a form which will be created by the application but a PDF 
containing only some tables which will be viewed with the Reader. Would 
this also be against the EULA?

Regards
Peter


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