pdf forms
Is there any way to superimpose a pdf form into MS Word so that you can fill in certain areas of information and then print out the forms?
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Originally Posted by Maxflyer
Is there any way to superimpose a pdf form into MS Word so that you can fill in certain areas of information and then print out the forms?
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Originally Posted by BDiONU
How do you mean? PDF files are, to all intents & purposes, 'photos' of page(s) and you cannot interact with them.
Try this form, for example (from the Courts Service). Even using Acrobat Reader, you can type in all the details and then print it. However, you can't save the typed details (or, at least, not when merely using Acrobat Reader). |
Originally Posted by Globaliser
you can type in all the details and then print it. However, you can't save the typed details (or, at least, not when merely using Acrobat Reader).
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MS Office 2007 Beta
Download Office 2007 Beta which gives Word the option of saving as PDF files
Alternatively, OpenOffice (free) allows you to save as PDF as well |
but you cannot save it (or amend it). |
Try Foxit Reader - freeware - http://www.foxitsoftware.com/pdf/rd_intro.php
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PDF files are, to all intents & purposes, 'photos' of page(s) |
Originally Posted by Evo
This is a very common misconception - PDF is much more than that.
I'm more than happy to be corrected though :) BD |
There are many PDF editor programmes around that will let you do this. (Google is your friend!) Nitro PDF have a fully functional 30 day trial:
http://www.nitropdf.com/professional/trial.asp It might be easier to download Adobe Reader, print out the forms and then fill them in by hand!:) |
http://www.abbyy.com/pdftransformer/
Thing of beauty. Convert to Word, fill in, convert back to pdf. |
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