Glad to hear I'm not the first.
Could the file have been corrupted in such a way that Adobe
Reader/Nitro/iText can open it still? Or does an older version of Adobe
Reader exist that could be responsible?
Andy
On 16/09/2011 21:06, Paulo Soares wrote:
I've seen this before. You have a file with fields in the pages but
nothing in the acroform dictionary. Acrobat is always helpful and
instead of refusing to open a broken file it will reconstruct the
acroform dictionary and make everything look good (when it isn't).
Paulo
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