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Re: entering data into a pdf file
From: Wackojacko <wackojacko32(at)ntlworld.com>
Date: Sat Jun 30 2007 - 14:06:48 EDT
> I remember from my dad's experience at work, where he does this very act
> on an extremely regular basis, that you need the professional version of
> Adobe Acrobat in order to enter data into fields; not even the regular
> Acrobat Reader would do the job. Evince won't work because it's only a
> viewer, similar to Acrobat Reader. I don't know about free software
> alternatives.
>
Date: Sat Jun 30 2007 - 14:06:48 EDT
Andrew Gray wrote:
> Alan Ianson wrote:
>
>> Hello List! >> >> I need to enter data into a pdf file and print it. I can view the >> pdf using evince but I can't seem to enter any data into the fields. >> How can I do this? >> >> >>
> I remember from my dad's experience at work, where he does this very act
> on an extremely regular basis, that you need the professional version of
> Adobe Acrobat in order to enter data into fields; not even the regular
> Acrobat Reader would do the job. Evince won't work because it's only a
> viewer, similar to Acrobat Reader. I don't know about free software
> alternatives.
>
Acrobat reader is available from the unofficial debian repository at www.debian-multimedia.com. With the additional plugins available from this site, it does allow filling of forms in pdf format.
HTH Wackojacko
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