That's the problem on my side more then likely. TT for HTML is beyond their skill set and everything HTML related lands in my lap as a result. Don't get me wrong, it honestly sounds like a great project you are working on. I was just hoping there would be a finished project with lots of documentation out there so I can tell them, go read this when they ask the same question for the twelfth time that day;-)

I'm going to go look at the Open Office some more and float it out there to them to see if they would consider using it. (cross your fingers for me please)

In reply to Re^4: PDF Template Solution- Why is this so hard? by mkenney
in thread PDF Template Solution- Why is this so hard? by mkenney

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