Project
The Project node is always the top-most item in a merge tree.
You cannot add or remove this node.
Properties
Name | Project script attribute | Description |
Input parameters | N/A | |
Path of properties file | N/A | |
Execute Formatting scripts | N/A | Checks whether format scripts on existing fields in PDF forms should be executed. These scripts are executed when a field with such a script gets a new value. |
Execute Calculation scripts | N/A | Should calculation scripts on existing fields in PDF forms be executed. These scripts are executed when a field with such a script gets a new value. |
Execute Validation scripts | N/A | Checks whether validation scripts on existing fields in PDF forms should be executed. These scripts are executed when a field with such a script gets a new value. |
Flatten fields by default | N/A | The default value of the Flatten field property for all newly created field nodes. |
Use styles of fields by default | N/A | The default value of the Use styles property for all newly created field nodes. |
Compress project file | N/A | Compress the merge project. |
Make resources relative to project path | N/A | If checked, all resource locations in the merge project (such as the path of a PDF form) that are in the same directory as the merge project or a subdirectory of that are re-written to use the $[PROJECTFOLDER] expression. This enables you to move directories around without breaking the merge project. |
Project culture | N/A | The culture is used for formatting data. By default culture of the current system is used. Overwrite using this property. Use any of the standard ISO culture codes such as "en-US". |
Password | N/A | Set a password on a merge project to prevent the project from being modified. Everyone can open, view and run the merge project without the password, but only when opened with the correct password will you be able to modify the project. |
References assemblies | N/A | A list of reference to assemblies that are included when compiling VB.Net expressions using in the project. This enables you to refer to your own assembly. |
Project script node name
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