Pdf ändern per AR auf web-formularen

Hallo zusammen,
Ich habe bis jetzt dynamische pdf
Web-Formulare erstellt.Änderungen auf diesem Pdf Web-Formular waren bis jetzt nur über Code möglich.
Ich habe gehört das es jetzt möglich sein soll,pdf formulare im web direkt zu ändern auf der oberfläche des AR.
Weiß da jemand was darüber??? Bin für jede hilfe dankbar.

Danke für die Antwort. Aber was bitte ist ein "schlechtes" JavaScript? Ich aktualisiere, sobald es etwas neues gibt. Renderoperationen habe ich inzwischen im Programm gefunden, wofür die aber gut sind, keine Ahnung. Grafikkartentest war einwandfrei, aktuellste Treiber heute runtergeladen, keine Änderung im Ergebnis bei der Bearbeitung.
Grüße Ulli94

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