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Note: I found your email address while reading your web page pertaining to XML and Acrobat-based forms.  Its web's address is shown above.

I have 2 questions:

1. Were you wanting to post your XML record(s) into one or more Acrobat-based forms template? It can be done, automatically, in seconds.

2. Can you please forward this email to your IT Department or appropriate party and cc me when you do?


You can use XML's data to populate Acrobat-based forms. Acrobat forms are easier to design and you can put it on the Internet easily. There are over 200 million Acrobat users, thus making your forms readable by anyone. Acrobat Reader is free.
For example, US's IRS (Tax Department) and many government's forms are now Acrobat-based and fillable online. See web links below for examples. Almost all accounting offices need to submit forms to the government that are now in Acrobat-based formats.

XML and Acrobat are ubiquituous. This email is about making XML and Acrobat forms working together, using PF-Printmerge.


There is no software in the market that does (1), up to yesterday.  PF-Printmerge can do (1) and you can download a FREE copy. It includes utilities to join multiple Acrobat forms and non-form pdf files, database, printing utilities and others. These utilities do not expire. You may freely redistribute PF-Printmerge. Free PF-Printmerge download at:

http://www.pureforms.com/products/pfprintmerge/pfprintmerge.htm

Other data sources supported:  Excel, Outlook, FoxPro, Access, MS SQL Server, dBase, Goldmine, Act!2000, Paradox, Text, Lotus, XML, Oracle, IBM DB2, Sybase, Informix, etc.


Please let me know what you think.



Best Regards,


Thomas Getty
Independent Marketing Manager
thomasgetty888@yahoo.com


Reference Links:

Web Links Of Large Organizations Using Acrobat-based Forms:

http://www.irs.gov/forms_pubs/forms.html
http://www.google.com/search?q=government+acrobat+forms&btnG=Google+Search

You can directly benefit from using Acrobat-based forms, e.g., no more manual filling in of forms - Leave Form; Training Form; IRS 1040 Forms; including lots of forms that any company needs to submit to regulatory bodies that are using Acrobat-based forms only, e.g., IRS. Your company needs not adopt Acrobat-based forms enterprise-wide, just adopting it workgroup-wide will reap lots of productivity gain.


Here is a white paper why you want to use Acrobat-based forms versus HTML forms:
http://www.pureforms.com/FormsComparison.pdf