Small Project - Contractor Needed - Merge Access Data To PDF Form

[rajeshsarin]

Folks,

I have a standard access database with customer records.

I have some PDF forms (to start with 3 forms).

I wish to create a facility that once my users navigate to a particular customers record, they can then merge that particular record to one of the three PDF forms.

I am not conversant with VB, so I am happy to pay someone to create this functionality.

We are using Access 2007 and standard PDF forms.

I am attaching one of the PDF forms for you to have a look. I will also supply a word document which outlines which field in my database pairs up with which field on the form.

Please guide, I desperately need some help here ..........

 

[DCrake]

I suggest the only way to do this is to save the pdf form as a word document and convert it to a template file with the necessary bookmarks/fields then populate this via Access and then save the word template as a pdf.

Don't think you can edit the pdf directly as Access does not know where to place any data.

 

[John.Woody]

I take it you can't create the pdf form as an access report, populate it and print it out as a pdf, or use the Stephen Lebans code to create the pdf from the report?

 

[rajeshsarin]

Thanks, I have actually seen a product called leap migration manager. its an SQL server based product and that has similar functionality, i.e. you can navigate to a clients record, then select the forms you want to merge and its spits out a filled PDF form.

 

[Psycence]

Actually I can think of some pretty easy ways to get this done.

Surely the easiest is to recreate the PDF form as an Access report and then output as an adobe PDF report.