Thanks for answering.
I analyzed the way you told me.
But this way I lose many information in the fields.
Other ar not 1-1 transportable from the inside of the structure.
A other problem I found, I will not have access to references witch are
PRIndirectReference objects.
I did not see a way to g
Dieter Landolt wrote:
> I hope i can get a tip witch helps me a step forward.
Instead of error prone meddling with the AcroForm tree structure
at the lowest level, I think you'd better
1. read the fields and get the information (coordinates, names,...),
2. flatten the original file (throw away the
Hi Thanks for you last answer from 2008-04-16.
Sorry a cant't replay to this Thread, so i have to make this new one.
You wrote :
> You have two problems:
> 1. You don't understand section 15.3.1 of the book.
> 2. You're talking about a form generated with Designer,
> not with Acrobat.
> To make a
Dieter Landolt wrote:
> But i need to rename my field to the new name without points. How can i do
> that ?
You have two problems:
1. You don't understand section 15.3.1 of the book.
2. You're talking about a form generated with Designer,
not with Acrobat.
To make a (very long) story short: h
Hi all
I try to rename form fields with the renameField methode.
But i found that it's not possible to rename a field from
form1[0].Page1[0].Button1[0] to Buttom1.
The renameField gives me an unsuccessfull return value.
Then i did see the remark to this method witch is:
* Renames a field. On
