Limitations of CF's PDF Generator in Creating PDFs for Printing

I am trying to discover some of the limitations of ColdFusion's built-in PDF creation as it pertains to creating PDFs that will be printed commercially. I've got a potential project in which we'd like to allow an end-user to visit our site, provide text in five or six text fields, select from an

RE: Limitations of CF's PDF Generator in Creating PDFs for Printing

, March 29, 2007 9:55 AM To: CF-Talk Subject: Limitations of CF's PDF Generator in Creating PDFs for Printing I am trying to discover some of the limitations of ColdFusion's built-in PDF creation as it pertains to creating PDFs that will be printed commercially. I've got a potential project in which

Re: Limitations of CF's PDF Generator in Creating PDFs for Printing

Matthew Kuehn wrote: 1. Can CF server add content to an existing PDF? That is, if we provide a base PDF containing all of the static content, can we use CF to *precisely* place the dynamic content as mentioned above, and output a finished PDF? no but the underlying java lib (iText) that

RE: Limitations of CF's PDF Generator in Creating PDFs for Printi ng

I've looked into the Java iText PDF software, but not being famliar with Java myself, and also not being completely aware of its features, I'm not sure if that's a road I should even attempt going down to solve the problems above. Should I? Definitely tinker around with iText. You don't need

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