Re: What software to use to programmatically add interactive fields to XFA forms?

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From: RamonHerrera
Date: Wed, 18 Mar 2009 23:25

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      Doesn't sound like you need to switch to XFA, then does it?




So your advice (and I presume, Adobe's) in reference to XFA is not the same as the one in reference to XMP?

Since I have been looking around, shopping for and evaluating XML parsers, I decided that this was a good moment to revise both the XFA and the XMP issues.

-Ramon

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