PDF files

protoborg · 27-11-09, 14:59

I've been e-mailed a form to fill in, its come as an adobe pdf file. I don't have a printer readily available. How can I edit the file to fill in the details and e-mail it back ?

Danny_Two · 27-11-09, 15:17

If it's an interactive form you should just be able to click the text field with the hand or arrow tool and type.
If not, there is a basic typewriter tool in the tool menu that allows you to type, resize and respace text.

Although I talking about Acrobat Pro, if you only have the reader Im not sure.

protoborg · 27-11-09, 15:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by Danny_Two

If it's an interactive form you should just be able to click the text field with the hand or arrow tool and type.
If not, there is a basic typewriter tool in the tool menu that allows you to type, resize and respace text.

Although I talking about Acrobat Pro, if you only have the reader Im not sure.

"I'm not sure" it is. The only option I seem to get is to buy this or that

27-11-09, 15:57

If it is not to private i have adobe pro which a am sure lets me convert to word.

Slenver · 27-11-09, 16:14

Does it specifically say it should be emailed back? Unless it's obvious that there are 'live' areas to be filled in then it's probably just supposed to be printed out.

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I've been e-mailed a form to fill in, its come as an adobe pdf file. I don't have a printer readily available. How can I ...