I really wish I could agree with you because I REALLY want this to work.
This is the ONLY thing keeping me from using Adobe. However, it's
becoming clear that I'll have to scrap all the research I've done
because I need to find a completely new solution (outside of Adobe
Acrobat).I believe we need to think Post PDF Creation and
Pre PDF rendering. Say a PDF is just sitting there in a folder. It has
AcroForm variables in it -- Cool! This means I can fetch those
variables, load them with whatever d...
SekharN, Thanks for your response but I don't think we're talking apples
to apples here. A floating field is is not a variable and is
"generated" at PDF creation time. This means one of the following two
actions will happen when the PDF is created.1. A real value
is loaded into the floating field2. A script is loaded into the
floating fieldThis will not work for me. I'm trying to
create one PDF with information such as "Thank You For Your Recent
Donation of $"Where can be loaded
AFTER the PDF h...
Using Adobe LifeCycle Designer, I'm wondering if there's an easy way to
insert substitution text. I need to do this:"Thank you for your recent
donatoin of ${Amount}. We would like..."The above example uses a
floating field, but this type of object (or placeholder) is not
available as an AcroForm variable (using iText). Thus far it appears
that my only option is to use a Text Box but this seems VERY clunky
because it's nearly impossible to visually line up the text box
properly, plus, it doesn't ...
