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Re: How do I use Adobe forms with database interaction in Acrobat Reader

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From: Aandi Inston
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 11:21
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1. I assume you are using JavaScript to access the database.  Refer to
the Acrobat JavaScript Reference.  Under each method is a box with
symbols. It is very important to check this for every method you plan
to use. Look in particular (but not only) at the symbol for "does not
work with Reader".

From memory, Adobe do not give away such a powerful database access
tool, but check.

2. What font, and what kind of font? Where are you using it? And
please define "junked"?

Aandi Inston
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