XSLT/PDF Merge Validation Tool (a.k.a. PDF Tester Tool)
		Overview
		
			This tool enables a developer to test the plotting of all form elements defined by an
			XSLT file against an associated PDF file.
		
		<PrintPackage> Specification
		
			A print package contains all the information required to render a PDF form with data. There
			are two ways to specify a print package file using this tool:
		
		
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				Master.xml - This is the default selection. The master file was designed to carry any and all
				information required to print on forms in Harmony. This file can be found in the following 
				solution folder: Enrollment/Forms/Transforms/_Xml. There are directions located at the top of this
				file that specify usage. There are also comments within the file that contain additional information.
				Note: unless you are adding something to the file that was missing, please "Undo Pending
				Changes" after each use.
			
 
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				Custom Print Package - In order to use a custom print package, simply un-check the Master.xml checkbox
				and use the file browser to navigate to a print package xml file. You can create your own print package
				file, or capture it directly from the "print form" process in debug mode. In order to capture a print
				package from the system, set a breakpoint in PrintPackageFormatter.CreatePrintPackage on the XPathDocument
				line. Then view the TextReader variable with the text viewer and copy the contents. Paste the contents
				into a new xml file that should then be saved to a known location. Navigate to the newly saved print
				package file and click "Create PDF".
			
 
		
		"Show" Checkboxes
		
			There are three checkboxes that allow you to customize the output display of the PDF.
		
		
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				Grid - This is not selected by default. Use this checkbox to assist in determining 
				coordinate values and widths associated with form elements. When this checkbox is selected, a grid
				will overlay the output PDF.
			
 
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				Box - This is selected by default. Use this setting to enable/disable the bounding boxes
				around each of the elements in the PDF. This will assist you in the sizing of form elements.
			
 
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				Text - This is selected by default. You will typically only need to uncheck this box
				when all of the other checkboxes are unchecked in order to print out a "clean" form.