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The only way to dynamically pop a photo into an Acrobat form is to put it onto a button. &nbsp;Really.<br />
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I have a sample of this at home, and I'll post it up tonight.
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The only way to dynamically pop a photo into an Acrobat form is to put it onto a button.  Really.

I have a sample of this at home, and I'll post it up tonight.

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Thanks Funkmotor your answer was perfect and easy to follow :D However, I think my question may have been wrong :D After inserting the picture inside the .PDF file I then need to be able to extract the picture from the .PDF file as it is part of the data I am collecting.<br />
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Regards<br />
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Wayne
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Thanks Funkmotor your answer was perfect and easy to follow :D However, I think my question may have been wrong :D After inserting the picture inside the .PDF file I then need to be able to extract the picture from the .PDF file as it is part of the data I am collecting.

Regards

Wayne

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I have set up an interactive form in Acrobat 7 Pro, is it possible to insert a button that the user can click on which will enable them to attach a photo to the .pdf file?<br />
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If so, then how would I do this?<br />
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Also is it possible to display a thumbnail of this photo inside the .PDF file?<br />
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Regards<br />
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Wayne
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I have set up an interactive form in Acrobat 7 Pro, is it possible to insert a button that the user can click on which will enable them to attach a photo to the .pdf file?

If so, then how would I do this?

Also is it possible to display a thumbnail of this photo inside the .PDF file?

Regards

Wayne

Attaching Photo's to a .PDF file

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