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Creating PDF with Goldmine Data
Hi,
I have PDF which has been supplied by a supplier and they would like us to send any customer data over to them using this PDF form. On the form there is 124 fields which need populating with data from goldmine. Ive asked previously on this website if its possible to do this and was pointed to the Drivers and Download Section of the Frontrange website - here I found a download called GMCE GoldMine Plus for Adobe Acrobat 7. Problem is I only have Adobe Acrobat 8 Pro. Ive been advised by Frontrange that I need to upgrade to the latest version of my installation of goldmine. Although its free, there is a chance (as always) something could get affected with the update. To that end, Im going to need to come at this another way.
Any other third party programs which can pull date from goldmine via OBDC or something similar. Ive tried AdobeMailMerge by Evermap without any luck - any others/suggestions?
Thanks
DW
I have PDF which has been supplied by a supplier and they would like us to send any customer data over to them using this PDF form. On the form there is 124 fields which need populating with data from goldmine. Ive asked previously on this website if its possible to do this and was pointed to the Drivers and Download Section of the Frontrange website - here I found a download called GMCE GoldMine Plus for Adobe Acrobat 7. Problem is I only have Adobe Acrobat 8 Pro. Ive been advised by Frontrange that I need to upgrade to the latest version of my installation of goldmine. Although its free, there is a chance (as always) something could get affected with the update. To that end, Im going to need to come at this another way.
Any other third party programs which can pull date from goldmine via OBDC or something similar. Ive tried AdobeMailMerge by Evermap without any luck - any others/suggestions?
Thanks
DW
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Using a word version would allow you to use a PDF printer to turn the document into a PDF
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Thanks guys, I'm in the office tomorrow and will have a look at both solutions.
Regards
Dave
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Dave
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I took the PDF and embedded it into a word document and then use GMLink to pull the data into the file. It worked for the most part and its way better than our previous arrangement (writing out by hand)