I've got past exam papers from the aqa website that I want to do as revision, but I don't want to have to print off 200+ pages of exam papers. How can I write on these? Is says filling of form fields is disabled. Do I need to break the protection on the document to write on it?
How to write on pdf documents?
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Can you convert the PDF file into a Word Doc (or is that not possible)?
See the PDF Utilities section.
See the PDF Utilities section.
You could either, as suggested, convert the pdf into a word document with certain software eg solid converter pdf or use adobe acrobat professional but that is the more costly approach.
If the pdf is protected, there are ways to get round this....so i'm told!
HTH
If the pdf is protected, there are ways to get round this....so i'm told!
HTH
Might be a long shot and possibly NOT what you are after but there is a software program that comes with the Wacom Graphics Tablets which allows you to write over an existing document with manuscript, as you would do when you proof read a document.
eg, someone emails you a draft letter, you write over parts of the document you want amending (in red ink if necessary) etc and return it to the typist, originator etc.
The Program is called Pen Plus. I've not found a use for it myself.
http://www.phatware.com/penoffice/index.html
eg, someone emails you a draft letter, you write over parts of the document you want amending (in red ink if necessary) etc and return it to the typist, originator etc.
The Program is called Pen Plus. I've not found a use for it myself.
http://www.phatware.com/penoffice/index.html