A PDF-based print form is a form designed for mass printing in SAP systems. It has the standard Portable Document Format (PDF).
PDF-based print forms can be used for the following:
· Order confirmations
· Invoices
· Account statements
· Checks
· Salary statements
· Delivery notes
· Customs forms
· Industry-specific forms, such as quality forms in the automotive industry
A PDF-base print form has the following attributes:
· A form interface that sends the application data to the form.
· A form context that contains the form logic. This logic controls the dynamic formatting of the form. For example, it enables variable fields to be displayed; it specifies that certain texts appear only under certain conditions (one text for a first warning and a different text for a second warning); and it can specify that invoice items can be processed repeatedly in a table.
· A layout. In the layout, you define how the output data is positioned, its appearance in graphics, and the design of the pages.