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From: Fhomasp <
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> 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.
>
Creating the form with iText is especially attractive if the AcroForm has fields or groups of fields that are repetitive, such as in a lineage society application form. I have one Acroform, where all of the genealogical data fields
> 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?
AFAIK, you should be able to "fill" the form fields with data without breaking the form. Any changes to the AcroForm, other than that should break it.
Best regards,
Bill Segraves
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