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January 6, 2005
XML and Electronic Forms
I haven't updated my eForms Resources page in a while, and I should, as there has been a lot of news lately, including the introduction of Acrobat 7 and Adobe's recent announcement of their LiveCycle Policy Server.
I spent some time today at the formsPlayer Web site. formsPlayer is the XForms technology from UK-based x-port.net Ltd. They have a complete toolkit for developers, but you can also download the player itself for free, and then they have a nice set of example XForms, including ones that combine XForms with SVG.
The installation of formsPlayer requires IE 6, and the latest version of the Microsoft XML parser, but the installation will prompt you for this.
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Posted by Bill Trippe at January 6, 2005 4:13 PM
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There is a new blog on eforms and infopath solutions...
www.eforms.blogs.com
Posted by: Alban at March 16, 2005 6:46 PM
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