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A little bit of RTFM reveals that the ODBC connectivity is NOT available for Reader. Not even with Extended Rights.
Hope, this can help.
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I want to fill in form fields in a PDF based on data from a Microsoft Access Database. I have written some JavaScript code in the on open event of the PDF. I have made and ADBC connection to an System ODBC name which references the database with the login name and password.
This all works fine in full version Adobe Acrobat 5.0. However it fails when I open the PDF with Acrobat Reader only. Using reader the code begins to work and then an error message comes up that says that it fails on line 39 of my code which is the ADBC connection line.
Can you help me solve this issue? Is there a particular syntax for the ADBC connection that would make it work with Reader?
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