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Started by grassy , Jun 28 2012 10:58 PM

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#1 grassy

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Posted 28 June 2012 - 10:58 PM

Hey guys, i have been sent a .pdf " Adobe Acrobat document" via email, and i need to fill it in and send it back. Basically i dont know how to fill it in as i cant type anything onto the form. How do i go about doing this.I have never had to do this before and would'nt mind learning if someone could guide me. Regards Grassy

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Posted 28 June 2012 - 11:11 PM

Unless the author has made the file interactive you can't really. But I did find a potential way around it. Haven't tried it myself but take a look and see if this will help you get your pdf filled out. https://www.fillanypdf.com/

If thats no help you'll need to contact the sender and ask them what to do.

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Posted 04 July 2012 - 07:18 PM

Another option is to use a PDF viewer that has a typewriter option. You can then use the typewriter part to fill in the blanks. I do this a LOT. The one I use is the free version of PDF-XChange Viewer. Note that you may have to move the typed text a bit after typing to make it be in the proper location. You move it like you would an image in a document.

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