The only program (at this time) that can flatten an XFA-based form is
Adobe's LiveCycle ES family of products.
Leonard
On Jul 2, 2007, at 3:17 AM, Jim Cornmell wrote:
Hi All,
> > I can print them from Acrobat but not directly for
> > example from a Unix box.
>
> Et voilà, there's your answer.
> The viewer on your unix box probably doesn't know
> the first thing about XFA.
Correct it does not. This leads me to ask the question:
"How do I flatten a completed form to remove XFA and make
the document just plain old PDF so I can print it anywhere (e.g.
without acrobat)?"
I assumed (incorrectly it appears) that the PdfStamper did this for
me.
Jim
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