On the relationship between PDAnnot and fieldwork

My application creates a lot of annots (subtype 'Widget', under the root/Pages/children/Annots.) successfully, but it does nothing on the fields (those under Root/AcroForm).

Is there some high level coding to remedy the deciciency? Should I have the create/replicate the fields a Cos object at the same time? What is the order of the material of the fields?

TIA,

-RFH

You don't replicate on-just refer to them.

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