An interactive PDF document contains various elements that
constitute a form. These elements may include fields (to accept
or display data), buttons (to trigger events), and scripts (commands
to perform a specific action). Clicking a button may trigger an
event that changes the state of a field. For example, choosing a gender
option may change the color of a field or the appearance of the
form. This is an example of a manual event causing the form state
to change.
When such an interactive PDF document is flattened using the
Output service, the state of the form is not retained. To ensure
that the state of the form is retained even after the form is flattened,
set the Boolean value retainPDFFormState to True to
save and retain the state of the form.
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