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Re: Web Forms to PDF (was AFP-To-PDF)

On Wed, Jan 4, 2017 at 8:29 AM, Richard Schoen <
Richard.Schoen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Yep, if you're attempting to teach people, provide code samples that can
be downloaded, compiled and incorporated. This is the new age of open
source (public domain).


I hate to get involved in this thread as it's gone on and on... but I don't
quite agree with this... are you saying any solution used in an example
needs to be open source?


With WebForms it's not public domain code. PDF filling is part of the
product.


Hmmm... Wasn't that what part of Nathan's solution was? I believe it was
referred to as a "black box". If his black box makes the solution simple,
it's most likely worth the price to license it.


Well the year is off to a cold start. -8 here in MN today. Yeesh.


Our house was popping nails all night! (Anyone who lives in the cold
probably knows what that means...)

Brad
www.bvstools.com

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