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George,
I am using IIS, Microsoft Exchange and I am familiar with Active Server
Pages, therefore JavaScript and Vbscript. Do you know if it is possible to
set it up using an ASP page? I already have a web form, that emails the data
(employment application) to our HR department. However, they do not like
just looking at the data. They would rather see the actual pdf employment
application because it is easier for them to read but I am unsure how to
have the filled out pdf form emailed to them. Hopefully that gives you a
better idea on what I am doing. If you are interested you can go to
http://www.denverwater.org/employment/onlineapp/application.asp to see the
current web form. The PDF file looks very similar and is also on the web
site but it not editable:
http://www.denverwater.org/employment/pdfs/APPLICATION.PDF

Cinnamon

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> I have been trying to find some information on if there is a way to 
> take a pdf form that is posted on the web, have the user fill out the 
> information and then have the pdf form and data emailed all from the 
> web?

The best way is to set up a web server to process the form submission. The
web 
server would take the data (FDF) and attach it to an e-mail message. Exactly

how you set this up depends on the web server, programming language, and
mail 
server you'd be using. If you post more details, we may be able to provide
more 
guidance.

BTW, if you discover references that recommend using the "mailto" scheme,
you 
should be aware that it is notoriously unreliable, and simply won't work for

many users.

George


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