Right, thanks for clearing that up.
So after creating the AcroForm template, which I can do programatically or by any other means, it doesn't really matter. Perhaps creating it programatically is the best solution because I can name the fields myself and be able to recognize them better.
I do have an additional question.
After I created the template and made it Reader Enabled, can I use a PdfStamper or PdfWriter to modify the textfields without breaking the Reader Enable?
wasegraves wrote:
>
>
> 1. Create the *complete* AcroForm first, including all contemplated form
> fields and "submit" actions.
> 2. Use Acrobat 8 to make the Acroform Reader-Enabled.
>
> The user will then be able to work the AcroForm offline and later, submit
> the filled AcroForm. Note that the submit action requires that the
> AcroForm is displayed in the browser, with Reader as the plugin, at the
> time the submit action is employed. This has worked for me. YMMV.
>
> Best regards,
> Bill Segraves
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