We have always had a Forms converter and a non-forms converter as 2 different products, but some potential clients said we could make it clearer. So as part of our site revamp, we have separated out the 2 different products and this blog post is to clarify this. We see TWO different markets/use cases for…
With the removal of Acrobat Reader support in Chrome and other browsers, we have seen a big increase in the number of clients asking about this. What we do is convert the Acrobat Forms (FDF and XFA) to HTML5 forms (converting all the PDF form elements into HTML5 Form components). This works really well as…
This simple article explains how to send XFA form data as an email in two possible ways. Why does the client need to send data as email? If your clients use Adobe Reader instead of Adobe Acrobat Pro, they cannot save the filled forms, so therefore posting the data or sending via email are the only possibilities…
