in reply to PDF Form Fill out...

You might want to google around for Adobe PDF forms technology and FDF data merging tools... there are a number of programs for autofilling-in forms that might suit your needs.
An example of what I'm saying (dunno the program, it just seems promising) is here: PDFtoolkit
HTH,
 Ant9000
UPDATE
I've been looking for a Perl solution on CPAN: seems the best way to go is the module PDF::Reuse, which, among quite a few other things, does enable you to programmatically fill in forms in pdf files.
And yes, it's as simple as this:
use PDF::Reuse; prDocDir('doc'); prFile('Ex17.pdf'); prField('First_Name', 'Lars'); prField('Surname', 'Lundberg'); prField('City', 'Stockholm'); prField('Country', 'Sweden'); prDocForm('doc/Ex16.pdf'); prEnd();
where doc/Ex16.pdf is the original pdf with the form (code copied from the online tutorial).
If it works as advertised, that's a great tool!

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Re: Re: PDF Form Fill out...
by mkenney (Beadle) on Nov 09, 2003 at 03:55 UTC
    I think you hit the nail on the head!!!

    This module looks great from the little I just played with it. I'm guessing I have to define the fields in a special way in Acrobat, Is this true? I can get it to add text, GREAT, does the field keep the font, etc of the existing text, and is there a trick to defining the fields. I really think this is going to be the answer to my head-aches.

    THANK-YOU THANK-YOU THANK-YOU!!!!!!!