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

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From: PDL
Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:45

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      after all, they aren't dead yet, are they?




No they're not.

      I seem to recall that the only way to deal with XFA forms is by licensing
      Adobe's server?




The Adobe LiveCycle Server products are the only method provided by Adobe for automating manipulation of XFA forms.

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