Adobe Reader

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CEV

Discussion Starter · Jun 13, 2011

Our non-profit has a pdf form that is filled out using adobe reader. I cannot seem to get it to work in Google Docs. It was created using Adobe Acrobat and people use the typewriter tool in Reader to fill it out. If using a Chromebook will there be a way to still use this form?

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Droymac

· #2 · Jun 13, 2011

I use PDFescape for all of my PDF needs. 100% cloud-based PDF editor.

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CEV

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jun 14, 2011

Droymac said:
I use PDFescape for all of my PDF needs. 100% cloud-based PDF editor.

This looks very promising. Thanks for the tip!!!

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noodle758

· #4 · Jun 28, 2013

Once I used Adobe Acrobat. but it becomes more and more expensive for public users who haven;t got many pdf files to process.And there are so many restrains if you're not using the pro editon. here I would like to share with you the tool Im using now ,it is denefinitly easier to handle.This C# pdf document reader can enable you to do a wide variety of ways to edit, alter, enhance and process batch conversion of your pdf files in just a few clicks.You can download the free trail package and have a try.

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arronlee

· #5 · Jan 3, 2014

noodle758 said:
Once I used Adobe Acrobat. but it becomes more and more expensive for public users who haven;t got many pdf files to process.And there are so many restrains if you're not using the pro editon. here I would like to share with you the tool Im using now ,it is denefinitly easier to handle.This C# pdf document reader can enable you to do a wide variety of ways to edit, alter, enhance and process batch conversion of your pdf files in just a few clicks.You can download the free trail package and have a try.

Hi, noodle758.
Thanks for your nice info. I am also testing about the related PDF editing projects these days. Do you have any ideas about it? Or any good suggestion? Thanks in advance. And I wonder whether the tool you mentioned above offers a free trial package for users to check? If it does, I will try it later.

Best regards,
Arron

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