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Adjusted points from 100 to 150
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Can you go further with the print portion of the code?
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Can you go further with the print portion of the code?

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I am building a form in Adobe Acrobat and I would like a button on the form that will print a PDF that is NOT being viewed. I know Adobe allows some Java script behind the fields but I do not know how to write script to print the current form and especially a form not being viewed. &nbsp;The form in question is located on a web server and is accessible via <a href="http" rel="ugc">http</a>:<br />
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Example: &nbsp;I have myForm.pdf open. &nbsp;It contains 3 checkboxes for form1.pdf, form2.pdf, and form3.pdf. &nbsp;I click checkboxes by each of these forms, then click a button to cause each of these forms to be printed.<br />
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Any ideas?<br />

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I am building a form in Adobe Acrobat and I would like a button on the form that will print a PDF that is NOT being viewed. I know Adobe allows some Java script behind the fields but I do not know how to write script to print the current form and especially a form not being viewed.  The form in question is located on a web server and is accessible via http:

Example:  I have myForm.pdf open.  It contains 3 checkboxes for form1.pdf, form2.pdf, and form3.pdf.  I click checkboxes by each of these forms, then click a button to cause each of these forms to be printed.

Any ideas?


Java Script and Adobe Acrobat

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Web Development Software

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