Easiest way to edit a pdf file?

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Addison

Addison

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Hey.

So I have several applications that were emailed to me.

Rather than print them off at the library and hand mail them back, I was wondering if I can do all of this digitally.

I've looked online for quite some time and I'm not finding an easy way of doing it using a Windows machine.

Thanks ahead.
 
Have you tried going to their websites and see if they have the applications on there? Then you can just fill them out and click the "submit" button. :)

That's all I got. lol
 
Does your pdf reader program not provide some way to export the contents to some other format?
 
Heya Gary.

I don't have any pdf reading programs, not even Adobe.

The files just open up in Google Chrome.
 
Addison said:
Heya Gary.

I don't have any pdf reading programs, not even Adobe.

The files just open up in Google Chrome.
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You should be able to download Adobe Reader ( free ). But before you do, it might be useful to ask others on here who already have it if there is a way to export the content of a PDF from / with it.
 
Is it copyrighted material? If you are free to copy it, can you not just control A and then Control C and copy the whole document over to notepad or a WORD document? Control V is paste, then you have a digital copy of it that you could burn/save to any storage device...
 
It's in a special format Magenta, so it doesn't work like that.

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Oh yeah.

Open Office.

I never thought of that.

I'll be checking it out now.

Thanks.
 
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