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Creating dynamic PDF in LiveCycle Workbench

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4/6/11 11:43:37 AM

I’ve created a process in LiveCycle Workbench where I read an XDP file from a watched folder and generate a static PDF form using generatePDFOutput (Output) – the fields are not editable.

How must I proceed to make this PDF an editable form?

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4/6/11 12:02:12 PM

You woudl use the renderPDF service in the Forms category.

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4/6/11 12:02:12 PM

You woudl use the renderPDF service in the Forms category.

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