I've created a form in a combination of InDesign and Acrobat Pro 6 with a dozen or so fields, some radio buttons and a submit button.
This file will be sitting on the server at work and will accessible through the intranet. People will be able to fill out and submit the form locally using Acrobat Reader.
Problem is that the data that comes out of the form is not in an immediately user-friendly form... the people opening these attachments need a simple and quick way of converting the resulting data into something more recognisable, preferably in Office 2000 (PC).
As well as FDF and XFDF, the most promising export format seems to be HTML but that's still loaded with a bunch of characters that complicate things... e.g. every space is converted to a '+' symbol.
Would one solution be to write a macro for Word to reformat everything? Or is there something more straightforward I can do or ask the IT or web guys to do for me?
Thanks
BV
This file will be sitting on the server at work and will accessible through the intranet. People will be able to fill out and submit the form locally using Acrobat Reader.
Problem is that the data that comes out of the form is not in an immediately user-friendly form... the people opening these attachments need a simple and quick way of converting the resulting data into something more recognisable, preferably in Office 2000 (PC).
As well as FDF and XFDF, the most promising export format seems to be HTML but that's still loaded with a bunch of characters that complicate things... e.g. every space is converted to a '+' symbol.
Would one solution be to write a macro for Word to reformat everything? Or is there something more straightforward I can do or ask the IT or web guys to do for me?
Thanks
BV