Filling Adobe forms from Access using VBA (1 Viewer)

[PatTahiti]

To print a file, you could try using ShellExecute with the verb "print."

Sorry, I meant fill the form with SendKeys

 

[theDBguy]

Sorry, I meant fill the form with SendKeys

Well, both demoes on my website auto-fill a PDF form. None of them use SendKeys. So, you should be able to use either one, depending on whether client #2 has Acrobat Pro or not. Correct?

 

[PatTahiti]

Well, both demoes on my website auto-fill a PDF form. None of them use SendKeys. So, you should be able to use either one, depending on whether client #2 has Acrobat Pro or not. Correct?

Correct, client2 has'nt Acrobat Pro, client 1 well.
Thank you.

 

[theDBguy]

Correct, client2 has'nt Acrobat Pro, client 1 well.
Thank you.

So, I guess you can only use the first demo that uses the XFDF approach. Will that work for you?

 

[PatTahiti]

So, I guess you can only use the first demo that uses the XFDF approach. Will that work for you?

Yes, thank you for your help.
Best regards.

 

[theDBguy]

Yes, thank you for your help.
Best regards.

Good luck. Let us know how it goes.

 

[arnelgp]

you can download Foxit's Denube SDK, so you don't need Acrobat Pro to fill the fillable-pdf.

 

[PatTahiti]

you can download Foxit's Denube SDK, so you don't need Acrobat Pro to fill the fillable-pdf.

Sorry, can't find Denube or Danube SDK. Foxit SDK : 3000 $

 

[joshuar]

I'm in the Army and we still manage property using archaic paper based forms from the 1980s. Fortunately these forms have transitioned over to PDFs and can use digital signatures (which is another key feature of the PDF that we need). I am unfamiliar with Crystal Reports but even if I did familiarize myself with it, I'd have a long road of trying to get it authorized for use on our networks. MS Office and Acrobat is already in our baseline image.

The video below is version 1 of the project I'm updating now. This will be version 3 and PDF filling will be part of it.

Updated Demo video with version 3 below, all forms are filled and digitally signable PDFs