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Hi. &nbsp;I have a PDF form that we created in Adobe Livecycle and fill manually with data we are extracting from reports printed from an IBM-I system. &nbsp;The forms are then sent out to various external agencies with areas on the form that they fill. &nbsp;The initial data is in the system so I thought maybe we could automate the process and fill the forms through some sort of import process.<br />
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Is it possible to import rows of data into separate PDF forms? &nbsp;Are there instructions on this someplace if possible? &nbsp;<br />
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I'm thinking, at the very least, if I get the data into a text format, maybe I can mass import to my form, creating multiple PDFs in the process?<br />
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Any input would be great.
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Hi.  I have a PDF form that we created in Adobe Livecycle and fill manually with data we are extracting from reports printed from an IBM-I system.  The forms are then sent out to various external agencies with areas on the form that they fill.  The initial data is in the system so I thought maybe we could automate the process and fill the forms through some sort of import process.

Is it possible to import rows of data into separate PDF forms?  Are there instructions on this someplace if possible?  

I'm thinking, at the very least, if I get the data into a text format, maybe I can mass import to my form, creating multiple PDFs in the process?

Any input would be great.

Import data into multiple PDF forms

Hi.  I have a PDF form that we created in Adobe Livecycle and fill manually with data we are extracting from reports printed from an IBM-I system.  The forms are then sent out to various external agencies with areas on the form that they fill.  The initial data is in the system so I thought maybe we could automate the process and fill the forms through some sort of import process.

Is it possible to import rows of data into separate PDF forms?  Are there instructions on this someplace if possible?  

I&#39;m thinking, at the very least, if I get the data into a text format, maybe I can mass import to my form, creating multiple PDFs in the process?

Any input would be great.

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