Financial organizations sometimes require clients to fill in PDF forms. However, using PDF forms brings with it some friction and annoyance as the organizations then try to pair it with the online systems and records. But there is a solution. Don’t Kill Form Completion Rates with PDF Forms PDF forms are incompatible with HTML. Financial […] The post Faster Financial Processing and Turnaround with HTML Forms appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by xinyu zhang.| Java PDF Blog
Educational organizations sometimes require students to fill in PDF forms. However, using PDF forms brings with it some friction and annoyance as the organizations then try to pair it with the online systems and records. But there is a solution. Don’t Complicate Online Education and Administration with PDF Forms PDF forms are incompatible with HTML. […] The post Make Academic PDF Forms Work in Any Browser appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by xinyu zhang.| Java PDF Blog
Government services sometimes require citizens to fill in PDF forms. However, using PDF forms brings with it some friction and annoyance as the government then tries to pair it with their online systems and records. But there is a solution. Don’t Limit Access to Government Services with PDF Forms Citizens often need to complete government […] The post Improve Government Services Accessibility with HTML Forms appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by xinyu zhang.| Java PDF Blog
Organizations in the logistics industry sometimes need operators to fill in paper/PDF forms. However, paper forms are not easy to carry around for on-site operators, and using PDF forms brings with it some friction and annoyance as you then try and pair it with your online systems and records. But there is a solution. Don’t […] The post Improve Logistics Efficiency with HTML Forms appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by xinyu zhang.| Java PDF Blog
Organizations in the healthcare industry sometimes have a stockpile of existing PDF forms and want to make use of them in a modern environment, for example, building their own e-heath platforms. However, using PDF forms brings with it some friction and annoyance as you then try and pair it with your online systems and records. […] The post E-Health Made Easy with HTML Forms appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by xinyu zhang.| Java PDF Blog
For companies that send clients PDF forms to fill out, uploading those interactive pdf forms takes up a lot of storage and bandwidth, thus increasing costs. Interactive PDFs also won’t work in some PDF viewers, so forcing every client to install and use the same workable reader can be problematic. Some clients resort to printing […] The post Why Online HTML Forms are Better than PDF Forms appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by xinyu zhang.| Java PDF Blog
Converting fillable PDF forms to HTML forms one by one is easy: there are countless online converters out there. However, for teams that need to process hundreds of files at scale, a certain tool is necessary to simplify the process. What Makes a Great Fillable PDF Form to HTML Form Converter for Teams? Unlike small […] The post Best Fillable PDF Form to HTML Form Converter for Teams appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by Daniel Warren.| Java PDF Blog
For PDF/ web developers, it can be difficult to allow users to fill in PDF combo box on a website. PDF is not a web-native format, hence browsers don’t allow user interactions with PDF combo box. How to let users fill PDF combo box in HTML There are a few solutions you can consider: Spend […] The post How to Fill PDF Combo Box in HTML? appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by Daniel Warren.| Java PDF Blog
Sometimes you may need users to fill in PDF forms on your website. It can be tricky to do this because PDF is not a web-native format. Browsers can display PDFs, but editing or filling them in is not a native browser capability. To make it worse, if you’re trying to collect form data, it’s […] The post How to Fill in PDF Forms on Website? appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by Daniel Warren.| Java PDF Blog
Last November, my coworkers and I attended Devfest Istanbul, where I found inspiration in the insightful talks and the incredible people I met. Many of my new friends in Istanbul were passionate ab…| Java PDF Blog
What is PDF.js? PDF.js is an open-source (licensed under Apache 2.0) JavaScript library developed by Mozilla that enables the rendering of Portable Document Format (PDF) files directly within web browsers using standard web technologies like HTML5 and Canvas. This means you may not need external plugins or native PDF viewers as its primary function is […] The post PDF.js Alternative for PDF Forms appeared first on Java PDF Blog and was written by Daniel Warren.| Java PDF Blog