Do a search for "export Data" in the Workbench help.It'll tell you what I was trying to explained a few posts above. Maybe this will make more sense to you.Jasmin

If you have an Acrobat form (AcroForm PDF) as oppose to an XML form (XML based PDF) you can use the exportData function from the Form Data Integration service under the Common category.Jasmin

xfdf is a xml data format that contains data entered in a fillable PDF.You can export xfdf data from a PDF. You can't convert a PDF to xfdf since xfdf just contains the data.Jasmin

Howard,I agree with your code there (xfa.resolveNode("form1.Table1.Row[" + i + "].Cell1").rawValue;)but for some reason that didn't work. I had to use the code I posted instead.I'm not sure if it's because of the table control or something, but the expression was a bit different than usual.Jasmin

Tables can be confusing to use sometimes, especially through script!I created a simple 3x3 table. That means I have a header row and three rows.If you want to get to an element of that table, you can use the follwing syntax:xfa.resolveNodes("form1.Table1.Row" + i + ".Cell1").item(0).rawValue;where i...