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The ASP sees all the PDF Fields in the
Request Object: Dim sACCT sACCT = Request.Form.Item("ACCT.0") Really simple Dab From: Lyle Eric
Olivier [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I am new to this and have performed a search in the
archives, but can't seem to find what I am looking for. I have a client who's customers use an updateable PDF
Form that they complete and print then fax to my client. What my client wants
is to eliminate the need for someone to input the data from the faxed
version into a database. However, my client has purchased the PDF form
from another vendor and cannot make changes to it. So, what I would like to
know is if there is a way for the following to be accomplished: 1. Customer enters data in the PDF form and saves the form
to their local pc. 2. Customer goes to an ASP web page that uploads the
completed PDF form to a webserver. 3. (This is where I need help) A tool views the PDF Form and
extracts the data from it. 4. The data is then populated into the database. Steps 3 and 4 need to be done automatically on the fly
without any human intervention. The database has already been created and the ASP pages can
easily be created. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, Lyle |
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