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Did you try Acrobat 8 professional? These app rocks you can do anything with your pdf.

 

I did try Acrobat 8 Pro, it opens the file alright, but I can't seem to find a way to add text - I expected a 'Word' trpe layout to choose fonts etc, but I didn't have any luck...

 

I'll try again, thanks.

Once you make a PDF, you cannot edit it. Later versions of Acrobat add some abilities to remove text and manipulate graphics, but PDF is *not* an editing format, so you cannot edit things in PDF.

 

And there's no reason to either, unless your goal is to...steal someone elses PDF and use the design or something.

And there's no reason to either, unless your goal is to...steal someone elses PDF and use the design or something.

 

Its a job application, and rather than print it out and fill it in I would like to do it all electronically (needs to be there 10am on Monday morning!)

 

PDFpenPro seems like a great app letting you fill in the blank spaces on the form, but as soon as I try to save, my cpu load goes to 100% and the app freezes.

I did try Acrobat 8 Pro, it opens the file alright, but I can't seem to find a way to add text - I expected a 'Word' trpe
Once you make a PDF, you cannot edit it. Later versions of Acrobat add some abilities to remove text and manipulate graphics, but PDF is *not* an editing format, so you cannot edit things in PDF.

Acrobat don't have WYSIWYG editing functionality, you can fill forms, make coments, sign. As sHARD mentoin this is rather universal format for final printing

 

If documents with you working have simple format style, than you can try export to word, reformat and print it to pdf again. This is dirty way.

Why just you don't use Pages or Open Office and print final work to PDF.

Acrobat don't have WYSIWYG editing functionality, you can fill forms, make coments, sign. As sHARD mentoin this is rather universal format for final printing

 

If documents with you working have simple format style, than you can try export to word, reformat and print it to pdf again. This is dirty way.

Why just you don't use Pages or Open Office and print final work to PDF.

 

Thanks all. I'll give Pages a go, think I have iWork somewhere.

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the mac Acrobat Reader can let you fill in a PDF form, but you cant save the data, you can only print it. on windows you can save it and email it to people.

 

if you require to save this data in a form, you will have to get VMWare and install Acrobat for windows, thats really the only option.

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