Good morning. I am spanish, and is my the first time here.
I need to know, how to do for editing Acrobat forms in Photoshop, and after, save the changes without losing the forms.
Thankyou to all,
Jaume (from Girona, Spain)
For not lose forms
2010-12-07 02:56:08
My Product Information:
Acrobat Pro 8.1, Windows
Acrobat Pro 8.1, Windows
2010-12-07 09:20:00
#2
Thankyou Gkaiseril. I need another aswer: Authoring program, I do not know what is it.
Tell me please severals names of authoring programs that I can use in this case. Thankyou very much
Jaume
Tell me please severals names of authoring programs that I can use in this case. Thankyou very much
Jaume
2010-12-07 09:37:36
#3
First, I would look at the properties of the PDF and see how the PDF was crated, and then see if I had that program.
Contact the author of the form for help.
Try OpenOffice.org office suite with the PDF import extension.
Contact the author of the form for help.
Try OpenOffice.org office suite with the PDF import extension.
2010-12-07 10:42:46
#4
Another time thankyou gkaiseril. Just after published my post, I tried to edit it, whith Illustrator, and I'd success !!, so I can save the changes maked in pdf forms, and the form follows operate. I am happy !!
Thankyou for your help, and I am sorry for my poor English language.
See you,
Jaume
Thankyou for your help, and I am sorry for my poor English language.
See you,
Jaume
Keep a backup copy of the original form in case things go wrong and to keep the form fields and scripts.
If you have created your form in Acrobat, not LiveCycle Designer, you can edit the non-form field content in the authoring program or other program. Save the edited content under a different name so you keep your original form. In Acrobat you can replace the pages of a PDF and the form fields and scripts from the original form will remain. You may need to tweak where the form fields need to be placed, but all the calculations and other scripts will be retained and only the content layer will be changed.
George Kaiser