We're impressed. Could we see that form?
I seriously doubt a web-based form could ever be as precise as a PDF form.
After all, any element of a PDF can be positioned on the document far more
accurately than any known browser can render it.
;;
Bill Segraves
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From: Brandon Kaminsky <bkami...@broward.edu>
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Subject: Re: [iText-questions] Create a PDF from submission of a web form?
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if the pdf creation from web-based forms can also include full-on formatting
with images, text, etc. The form we want to convert to pdf on the fly is
somewhat involved and precise – and we would want to maintain that formatting
along w/ the user-input data as precisely as possible (but in pdf form, of
course). >>
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