Once Aloaha PDF Saver has been installed, all filled out PDF forms can be saved locally directly to PDF.
Who has not come across the situation: You complete a PDF form in Acrobat Reader and when it comes to saving your data, nothing happens.
Or worse: You close the program and all your data is lost. The reason for this is: Acrobat Reader cannot save any form field data! This is not only time consuming but also very unpleasant.
No need to mention that all forms that have been filled once can be read again with the included data and also altered at a later date or send by email.
Handling is extremely easy.Just open a PDF file and add a save capability. Then fill in all form fields and click on the save button.
A OCX Version inclusive sample source code of the PDF Saver is also included. You can also retrieve the Form Data as an XML File to archive it in your database. You do not even need any Adobe software.
Here are some key features of "Aloaha PDF Saver":
· Save your form data to disk and open the form again without loosing your entries.
· save the data as editable form fields or "burn/flatten" the data into the PDF so that no one can edit it again but it can be opened for viewing.
· Use the Aloaha PDF Form Saver as alternative PDF Reader.
· Digitally Sign any PDF Document.
· Software Certificates and Smartcards are supported via CSP.
· Some Cards are supported native.
· Timestamp any PDF Document RFC 3161 compatible.
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· Add your own PDF Form Fields. Its the ideal way to annotate PDF.
· Edit existing PDF Form Fields (Position, Properties, Fonts)
· Add Images to your PDF
· Print PDF Documents which cannot be printed with other Reader Software.
· Embed Aloaha in your own applications. Aloaha Saver OCX included!
· Freeware Aloaha PDF Reader OCX included!
· Sample Source Code in samplesformsaver included.
· Secure PIN Entry
· No Form Router or Form Server required!
· No additional 3rd party packages such as ghostscript required!
· Adobe Reader is not required!
Limitations:
· Not all features are available
· Watermark on output file
