Fdf not loading in reader 9.0

Question

I have an asp which generates an fdf file. It worked in 8.0 but does not in 9.0. Any reason why this is happening? Some kind of security setting?
<br />
<br /><% Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.fdf" %>
<br />%FDF-1.2
<br />1 0 obj
<br />&lt;&lt;
<br />/FDF
<br />&lt;&lt;
<br />/Fields
<br />[
<br />
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (FNAME) /V (<% = FNAME %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (MI) /V (<% = MI %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (LNAME) /V (<% = LNAME %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (PHONE) /V (<% = PHONE %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (ZIP) /V (<% = ZIP %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (DOBMONTH) /V (<% = DOBMONTH %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (DOBDAY) /V (<% = DOBDAY %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (DOBYEAR) /V (<% = DOBYEAR %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (ID) /V (<% = ID %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (DATESAVED) /V (<% = DAVESAVED %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (DIRECTIONS) /V (<% = DIRECTIONS %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (Location) /V (<% = Location %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (DAYOF) /V (<% = DAYOF %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (Addr1) /V (<% = addr1 %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (PHONE) /V (<% = PHONE %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />/Opt
<br />
<br />]
<br />/F (http://localhost/FDF/PDFS/file_2.pdf)
<br />&gt;&gt;
<br />&gt;&gt;
<br />endobj
<br />trailer
<br />&lt;&lt; /Root 1 0 R &gt;&gt;
<br />%%EOF

Answer 1

I saved a copy of the fdf file via the FDFSAVETOFILE method and this opens up just fine populating the fields. But when I try to grab data via the asp?id=(some #) it loads blank
<br />
<br />rs.ActiveConnection = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0; Data Source=" &amp; Server.MapPath("../databases/Customers.mdb")
<br />rs.source = "select * from customers where id = " &amp; request.querystring("ID") &amp; ""
<br />rs.open
<br />
<br />'set variables for the fields being pulled from the database they will be inserted into the code that creates a temporary fdf just below here
<br />FNAME = rs("FNAME")
<br />MI = rs("MI")
<br />.....etc
<br /><% Response.ContentType = "application/vnd.fdf" %>
<br />%FDF-1.2
<br />1 0 obj
<br />&lt;&lt; /FDF &lt;&lt; /Fields [
<br />
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (FNAME) /V (<% = FNAME %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />&lt;&lt; /T (MI) /V (<% = MI %>) &gt;&gt;
<br />....etc