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cisko65
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Hi, I need to copy a pdf form, delete the filled in info, and insert new ones. Do you know a free program, not just free for trial? Thanks.
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So is it an actual PDF form? In which case you should be able to just delete previous completion using Acrobat Reader. If its not actually a proper form but a flat document that someone is asking to be completed without having setup the input boxes etc then you will probably have more luck with the various online PDF editors assuming you are comfortable giving this online site access to whatever data is in the PDF.1
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or you could try and select all - copy and paste into a word doc - that sometimes works0
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Thanks. It is an actual PDF form. I can't remember how I filled in and saved a previous one. Acrobat Reader doesn't let me delete/edit previous completion. It is a proper form but I haven't found free (not just the trial) online PDF editors. And it seems that with Microsoft 365 I can create a pdf but I don't know if I can copy one, delete and add text.DullGreyGuy said:So is it an actual PDF form? In which case you should be able to just delete previous completion using Acrobat Reader. If its not actually a proper form but a flat document that someone is asking to be completed without having setup the input boxes etc then you will probably have more luck with the various online PDF editors assuming you are comfortable giving this online site access to whatever data is in the PDF.0 -
I use PDFgear, free and allows edits.
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I downloaded it and I managed to do what I had to do. Need to further read the instructions. Thanks!HillStreetBlues said:I use PDFgear, free and allows edits.0
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