The better way to create Fillable Form , asp.net

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I am using C#.net , i have hard copy paper .it is as a Form .
now i want to create this form programmatically and print it ,is it better to do this by scaning the paper and create form using Acrobat DC and fill it using web page?

Posted 22-Nov-15 9:22am

loai_maane

Updated 22-Nov-15 9:42am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Nov-15 20:33pm

Amazing. Why?!
—SA

loai_maane 23-Nov-15 15:59pm

Hello Sergey,
I have printed form, actually it is a medical form . now we fill it manually .
I want to fill this form programmatically using c#.net, there are a lot of ideas in my mind .
now I designed page to enter the data by the user then pass that data to a report I created like that form using report viewer . because there are two types of that form one A3 size and the other one A4 size , I created two reports ,so when print the reports we should use two paper trays one A3 and the other one A4.now if you print the first report the first tray while work dirctly ,the second report second tray should work ,how can i do it in c#?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Nov-15 16:59pm

Why can't you forget all about A3, A4, paper and printing? If you fill the form via software, form data is the real document, not paper.
And for stone-age users, and also for the cases when electricity supply is broken, you can use candles to fill in forms on paper, and someone will later enter the data in the system, through scanning (OCR is not the easy topic though) or manually. Only then you can put things in certain order.

Don't you think you are solving the problem should does not have to be solved?

—SA

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