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Caleb - Try looking at OmniForm from Scansoft. I've used it in the past with limited
success. A lot depends on the state of the original form and the fonts/logos/boxes etc
used on the form. THere will alsways be some sort of touch required but you don't have
to start from scratch.
Rakesh Babber
Electronic Solutions Consultant
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From: "Caleb Campbell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Fri, 5 Sep 2003 10:04:28 -0700
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I have a large number of PDF forms that are not interactive. The company I work for
usually just prints the form, and fills it out by hand.
Is there any tool I can use that will automatically recognize portions of the pdf file
where form fields Should be?
Basically, I need something that will scan the document, recognize the portions of the
document where interactive form fields will go (i.e. boxes, lines, radio buttons
etc...) and make them interactive.
I am desparate to find this software if it exists. I have been searching the web for
over a week now with no luck.
thanks
-caleb
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