can I write on this pdf?

Unless I'm going blind, I can't seem to write on this pdf application form. Can I? If so, how?


sorry - I can't attach it, it's too big.

Does anyone have any advice for writing onto pdf documents?

edit, this isn't it, but something similar:

http://www.ioe.ac.uk/study/documents...tion_Forms.pdf

If you can, you can. If you can't, you can't. Will have to print it unless you have something like Acrobat or Illustrator or Photoshop.

Yes, there's no security so if you use Acrobat you could edit it. It was made with MS Word 2007 if that helps. Best bet is print, pen and scan. Otherwise you can get knickers in a twist quite easily.

S.

Its in some sort of web page pdf thing, You'd need to re save it and edit it in either Acrobat pro (possibly reader) or another app.

Yeah I have the document saved (not in IE window) - so I need to find the 'edit' button of screwd says they is one.

They will only accept it in email format - ie cannot print and post it to them

It's part one of the intelligence test.

You've failed.

Send it to me, I'll save it as a MS doc for you.

S.

Or, I can edit it for you as I have Acrobat Pro. PM me your email if so.

How? cant sus out how to add the text myself. I get a box to type it in but then i am left with a small blue box and no text.

hi

thanks all. I had another look and it is a 'scanned' document (someone sent me it by email). so I can't write on it as in fact it can't recognise any words or text boxes - it's basically like jpg.

God knows why we're told they'll only accept it by email if its like that

screwd can you send me your email by pm, and I'll send it to yuo just to check?

ta

Tab order isn't right but

www.sillicar.com/Application.pdf

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Hi CoolHands, not got your email yet.

BTW, you know I did a PGCE earlier this year?

Screwd.

Er.. technically, I have no idea. But my version of the software recignises the text as text and allows me to type into the box ok, though I was only having a quick look. I suppose it *is* possible I could not have then saved it, but I doubt it..?

Anyway, silly of them to set it up that way and expect people with bog standard software to be able to edit it... but entirely typical of yer average admin bods. *sigh*

Use the form button in the software and follow the wizard, which is what I did on the example given.

This is using Pro 8

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Still cant sus it, away to find 8, this 7 is broken.