Re: Drag n Drop from Acrobat Page thumbnails (Create PDF from hGlobal Storage...
As I said, if your drop client correctly emulates what Windows Explorer does I don't see why it should not work. But clearly it was not tested with anything except the real Windows Explorer. And I do...
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See my comment earlier about the only way that I believe that this can work…
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Unfortunately am not a c/c++ developer. Is there a way to do this in javascript? Also what is the deployment procedure? Sent from my iPhone
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No, it has to be a plug-in. An experienced developer is recommended. Plug-ins in Windows are *.API files, to be installed to suitable folders in Acrobat. If you want to run in Adobe Reader (the free...
View ArticleRe: how do I check whether PDF document has flattened or not.
Boy, did the OP get a lot of incorrect, condescending and irrelevant answers.Yes, it is possible to check as to whether or not a PDF has been flattened, or is flattened, or whatever terminology quibble...
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re: "start with a few months' study of this"Lose the arrogance; it is misplaced.
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I suspect you may not be a programmer. This is the Acrobat SDK forum, and the Acrobat SDK is used only by programmers. The OP wanted to create his or her own programming solution. This would indeed...
View ArticleCan't insert values into Editable text fields using VBA
I am brand new to Acrobat. If this is not the right community please let me know. I have an Access 2010 application that has to fill in a fillable PDF form. I have Acrobat Pro 9.0 Extended. I've...
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This should work. There is some code missing from your sample, so I don'tknow how arValues was defined. This should be dim'ed as an array ofStrings. On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 10:07 AM, DarrellDoesData...
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Yes, I've dimensioned arValues() as string.I used the exact same code on a test form where the field names were simpler (eg, "fname", "lname") and it worked fine. Does it have anything to do with the...
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It should work: Just tried it with your code (but in a Word VBA macro) andgot the following: Set field us-ids[0].sfpatitemflow[0].patItemsf[0].patnumbertxt[0] =...
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Re: Re: Can't insert values into Editable text fields using VBA
What could it be then?Is there some way I can upload the form to you? Here's a snapshot of the top part of the form with the field names superimposed.
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Your field names look as if it is a form used in LiveCycle Design (XFA form). But if so, you are using the wrong JavaScript method. getField is from the Acrobat JavaScript API rather than the Designer...
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Sorry, I don't know how to tell the difference.
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So what is the right method?
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You need to find out what kind of form it is, and use the right JavaScript documentation. The model is completely different in XFA JavaScript, there isn't a simple replacement for getField. If you...
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I just read up on XFA vs AcroForms and it's definitely not XFA. The form was published by the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and the govt uses standard AcroForms. It seems like everywhere I...
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It seems you might be trying to do this just by googling for samples instead of getting the correct JavaScript API document? The US Govt definitely uses BOTH kinds of form, so please follow my...
View ArticleRe: Can't insert values into Editable text fields using VBA
TSN is right, the US government uses both form types. One way to find outwhat type of document you have is to use the xfa property of the Doc objectin the JavaScript DOM. The xfa property is also...
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