If you are running on Windows, ActivePDF (www.activepdf.com) works pretty
well and will do what you want it to do.
Jeff Pearson
Advanced Digital Technology
"Jim Hunter" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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There are two major PDF libraries available. O
> >> The last portion of your request is not possible under >>
> the current
> libraries that are out there. I was unable to >> find one
> anyway. So, for now, you're out of luck.
>
> In NO language? Not even ASP?
PDFlib have got an "extension", called PDI.
It allows you to edit existing PDF
>> The last portion of your request is not possible under >> the current
libraries that are out there. I was unable to >> find one anyway. So, for
now, you're out of luck.
In NO language? Not even ASP?
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Brian,
We currently use the PDFlib that requires a license for commercial use. It shoulds
like you will also need to use the FDF function in PHP to fill forms. Both links to
the documentation do a good job of explaining and providing an explanation as to how
to impliment these feature in PHP.
There are two major PDF libraries available. One from www.pdflib.com and one
from www.fastio.com. The PDFLib is supposed to be better supportive of PHP.
You can create PDF, but I'm not sure how much editing of one you are going
to be able to do, perhaps you can. And you can definitely use a form t
