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I have pdfA,pdf pdfB.pdf, pdfC,pdf, pdfD.pdf<br />
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For example, if I have .aspx webpage saying<br />
if textbox.text = 1 then<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 1. &nbsp;print combination of pdfA.pdf / pdfB.pdf into one pdf and open in browser.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 2. inside of pdf, there is textbox called textbox1 and it will fill in value and value came from textbox.text<br />
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else if textbox.text =2 then<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;1. print combination of pdfC.pdf /pdfD.odf into one pdf and open in browser.<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;2. inside of pdf, there is textbox called textbox1 and it will fill in value and value came from textbox.text<br />
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Basically, I used to use Fdf in classic asp, but that does not work very well. I am looking for a way to flat it, and shown on browser.<br />
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I have pdfA,pdf pdfB.pdf, pdfC,pdf, pdfD.pdf

For example, if I have .aspx webpage saying
if textbox.text = 1 then
      1.  print combination of pdfA.pdf / pdfB.pdf into one pdf and open in browser.
      2. inside of pdf, there is textbox called textbox1 and it will fill in value and value came from textbox.text

else if textbox.text =2 then
     1. print combination of pdfC.pdf /pdfD.odf into one pdf and open in browser.
     2. inside of pdf, there is textbox called textbox1 and it will fill in value and value came from textbox.text

Basically, I used to use Fdf in classic asp, but that does not work very well. I am looking for a way to flat it, and shown on browser.



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