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- September 6, 2011 at 2:37 pm #823
AnonymousDear, I’m currently evaluating perfectforms and am facing several issues regarding the generated PDF-document:
1. I use a high-quality logo on my form (.PNG file). This looks ok on the design- and formscreens, but the same logo in the generated PDF is of significant reduced quality.
2. I have a textfield and next to it an inputfield on the same line. They share the same font, same fontsize, same top-coordinates, same height-coordinates. Everything looks ok on the design- and form-screen. But, the generated PDF shows the inputfield 10 pixels lower then the textfield.
3. I have a textfield that contains a text with spaces into HTML-code to underline it. This is corretly shown on the screen, but the generated PDF does not underline the spaces in my textfield. I replaced this line with a horizontal separator as work-around.
4. This is a more pragmatical question. Is it possible to zoom in (and out) on a page when designing a form?
Just to be clear, the form pages and generated PDF have exactly the same configuration (“Print – DIN 14”, DPI: 72, same dimensions)
Thanks in advance.
September 6, 2011 at 10:33 pm #5846The ethic behind PerfectForms is driving a paperless environment. While we recognize the requirement for printing capabilities, we have not focused our efforts here. I have submitted a request to the Development Department on your behalf, however printing requirements have generally been given lower priority.
There is no zoom feature in PerfectForms.
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