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What's on Jason's Hard Drive | |
| Subject: | Form-Filling | |
| Date: | 2006-11-03 06:12:21 | |
| From: | danyul | |
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When I saw your post I was hoping you'd provide some tips on how to do something I've been wondering about for some time. Mainly, what are the best methods to scan a form in and then be able to mark the user-fill-outable areas so that I can then fill out the form electronically? I'm wondering about both free and proprietary solutions, on Linux or Windows. Any ideas? |
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Form-Filling
2007-01-16 18:26:34 techywiz [View]
I wanted to edit my PDFs too, and instead of buying expensive Adobe Distiller I got something for $19.99 called PDFill and a bunch of free tools included. Check out www.pdfill.com. I have used it with great success to do a simple task.
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Form-Filling
2006-11-06 18:09:37 misko [View]
For form filling, I use Acrobat 7 Pro, scan in the document, then go through and mark up the user fill areas. It's a slow process though, but then I'm no expert at their form tool. Perhaps someone with more experience with it can comment if it gets easier.
