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Is this a XFA form (created in LiveCycle Designer), or an AcroForm (created in Adobe Acrobat)? <br />
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Also, is this a task you want to run on a server, or on a &quot;normal&quot; computer?
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Is this a XFA form (created in LiveCycle Designer), or an AcroForm (created in Adobe Acrobat)?

Also, is this a task you want to run on a server, or on a "normal" computer?

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Hi,<br />
It is an XFA &nbsp;Form, running &nbsp;it on a regular &nbsp;computer. <br />
V.
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Hi,
It is an XFA  Form, running  it on a regular  computer.
V.

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Hi,<br />
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I have a PDF Form with same data fileds as my xml file, is it possible to load &nbsp;a Form with my xml file containing multiple records using VB.NET or Acrobat professional ?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Victor
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Hi,

I have a PDF Form with same data fileds as my xml file, is it possible to load  a Form with my xml file containing multiple records using VB.NET or Acrobat professional ?

Thanks,

Victor

Help with loading PDF form with xml file

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