How to configure a interactive pdf form to an output type

Hi all,
The user has to open the form, do some manual entry in the form and finally print it. For this I have created a Webdynpro application with the adobe pdf form linked to it. It can be teted by testing the webdynpro application. But can it be linked to some output type, so that when the output type is triggered, the form is opened and user can do some corrections and print it. Please help me in this regard.
Thanks
Thivya

Hello. I dont understand why would you do such a thing.
First option is to link it. so if a user e.g. changes the order, he will get the form preview which he can fill and then print as you wanted. All this in ERP and print preview for the form in adobe reader.
Or you can create a WD app, which must be manually opened, form created, form changed and printed.
I hope it helps or you can try to clarify if i don´t understand your problem.

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