[Novalug] Making an editable PDF?
Rich Goodwin
rich.goodwin@cox.net
Mon May 28 12:11:50 EDT 2007
I agree. Having a source file then converting it and reformatting it
again .... Scribus appears to be a reasonable Desktop Publishing tool
that enables setting PDF annotations. You create a text box and then
right click and select PDF Options | "is a PDF Annotation." I've done
this but it is not fully functional in that when I save the test file as
a PDF, the annotations are not "enabled." Clearly I got more playing to
do but I'm on the way.
Rich
On Mon, 2007-05-28 at 11:07 -0400, Roger W. Broseus wrote:
> I encounter this at work - even with Adobe Acrobat Pro. it is very
> difficult to edit a PDF. It is best to edit the source document and
> then to convert, in my experience.
>
> /roger
>
> Rich Goodwin wrote:
> > I want to make some PDF's which are editable by someone. I am just
> > starting to look into this and will check out PDF Toolkit (pdftk). In
> > the meantime, I'm curious if anyone has created such and might be abl
> > eto offer any insights such as do this but DON'T do that...
> >
> > Rich
> >
> >
> >
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