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The RF filters are designed in a way that they could easily operate on frequency ranges that range from medium to extremely high frequency, i.e. What is a Radio Frequency Filter?ДЄn important component in the wireless technology, RF filters are used with the radio receivers so that only the right kind of frequencies can be entertained while filtering out other unwanted bands of frequencies. However, its most important use comes within the radio frequency domain. They are used in combination of various electronics. I usually try to respond promptly to issues but sometimes life happens and I overlook things.Filters are necessary when it comes to filtering out unwanted signals from entering the radio spectrum.

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If you report an issue in the future and I don't respond within a week or so, feel free to nudge. This is a good one because of the examples and the details. When I'm ready to look at this in depth, I will decide which issue to track it on.

I will comment on this issue when I get to that functionality and/or tag you on which ever of the other issues ends up being the one to track that feature request. It won't be in 10.2, but I'm hoping to get to it soonish, with the caveat that I get a surge of time to work on qpdf only periodically.

The work I'm doing now for 10.2 takes me a long way toward implementing it. This is a known issue and the most frequent feature request I get, and it is definitely on my roadmap to fix, but it is complicated.

Fields that are part of a group are not transferred over properly when Sorry, it seems I overlooked this issue and never responded to it.

Fields whose names include a '#' are not transferred over properly when merging.

If I remove the fields from their group, then they transfer over properly. So far, it appears that in those cases they are radio buttons that are 'grouped', and therefore their names are the same. There are some others cases where the field name does not include a '#', and they are still not transferring over. If I edit those field names and replace the '#' with '_', then they are transferred over properly when I merge the pdfs. Their actual names are 'Life1_occupation_status#0', 'Life1_occupation_status#1', and so on. For example, there are 5 fields that appear to have been named 'Life1_occupation_status'. In the example files above, the fields that don't transfer over properly, all have the same name.and because of this it appears that somewhere down the line their names were appended with numbers to differentiate them. Here are the original PDFs that were used to create the above combined PDF:Д«een doing more digging and it appears as though it might be related to how the fillable fields are named. Look at the 3rd page under the occupation section.

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Here is combined PDF that has working and non-working checkboxes.

I've attempted to use the following flags in various combinations with no success: Qpdf -empty -pages 1.pdf 1-z 2.pdf - combined.pdf Here is the command I'm using with v8.4.0: However, I haven't been able to pin point what the difference is between the checkbox/radio fields that work and the ones that don't. The interesting thing is that it doesn't do this for all checkbox/radio fields.

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When inspecting the combined pdf in Adobe Pro DC, I noticed that the fields are still there, but they are no longer defined as radio/checkbox fields. When combining separate PDFs, the resulting PDF does not maintain some checkboxes and radio buttons.