Add attachemnt in PDF form

Hi all,
How to add a attachment in Adobe forms.
i.e how do we attach the document link to the adobe forms.
Thank you!
Prasad

Hi Otto,
Thanks for our help. Report works. But before that I have a requirement.
I want the list of attachments which are stored using GOS.
In PR05 toce, we get a dynamic context menu. On selecting the context menu, we get "Attachment List" option, When we select "Attachment List" we get the previous attachments in the dynamic ALV grid bowser.
How can I fetch the stored PDF or any attachments using BOR. In bedugging I found it used GOS. so that I have to place the links in the list box
Thanks much!
Prasad

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