Re: A new type of PDF

[balson <balson@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

	Thank you all for the input on this problem. I will, when the time 
presents itself, attempt to learn PDFmark. I think it's a pretty cool thing to 
be able to do this via PDF files.
	
	Thanks much.
	
	
	
	Jim
	
	
	
	
	
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>From: Larry Kollar <Larry.Kollar@xxxxxxxxxx>
>Date: Mon, 24 Oct 2005 09:23:33 -0400
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>> .... I recently ran intoa PDF file about a week or 2 ago that blew 
>> away my whole perception of what PDF is. ..
>> 
>>    SoI download the PDF file and to my astonishment, there were text 
>fields 
>> to fill out tyat I could actually type into, save, and email the PDFfile 
>back 
>> to them. Which I did, happily.
>> 
>>       How can I create a PDF file like this?
>
>Rick gave you the answer... you can embed PDFmark codes in your Frame
>file and distill as usual. The "headless Distiller 5" should work as
>well as any other Distiller of that vintage.
>
>To see what software created the PDF, in Acrobat Reader, use File ->
>Document Properties and look at the "Application" field.
>
>--
>Larry Kollar, Senior Technical Writer, ARRIS CPE Products
>"Content creators are the engine that drives
>value in the information life cycle."
>    -- Barry Schaeffer, on XML-Doc
>

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Jim
balson AT comcast DOT net



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