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hey all,
here's a following task on a request doc for me:

"Form Printing. A number of static forms will be available for printing. The
site must have links or embedded plug-ins such as Java and Adobe for opening
and viewing these documents."

What is this saying to you? Does this mean, web client needs to be able to
open a .pdf doc without having pdf installed on their machine? is this
possible?

thanks,
rodchar

rodchar

The first part of the second sentance specifies that the site must have
links OR. I would simply include links to download the files to the client.
You may need to get further clarification on the business requirements of
the request.

Hope this helps,


Steve



"rodchar" <> wrote in message
news:65C489DE-05E2-46F4-93F0-...
> hey all,
> here's a following task on a request doc for me:
>
> "Form Printing. A number of static forms will be available for printing.
> The
> site must have links or embedded plug-ins such as Java and Adobe for
> opening
> and viewing these documents."
>
> What is this saying to you? Does this mean, web client needs to be able to
> open a .pdf doc without having pdf installed on their machine? is this
> possible?
>
> thanks,
> rodchar
>

thank you.

"PlatinumBay" wrote:

> rodchar
>
> The first part of the second sentance specifies that the site must have
> links OR. I would simply include links to download the files to the client.
> You may need to get further clarification on the business requirements of
> the request.
>
> Hope this helps,
>
>
> Steve
>
>
>
> "rodchar" <> wrote in message
> news:65C489DE-05E2-46F4-93F0-...
> > hey all,
> > here's a following task on a request doc for me:
> >
> > "Form Printing. A number of static forms will be available for printing.
> > The
> > site must have links or embedded plug-ins such as Java and Adobe for
> > opening
> > and viewing these documents."
> >
> > What is this saying to you? Does this mean, web client needs to be able to
> > open a .pdf doc without having pdf installed on their machine? is this
> > possible?
> >
> > thanks,
> > rodchar
> >
>
>
>