Adobe read - pdf documents?

Question

I've just received a pdf document read in Adobe which requires me to fill in some details. Is there a way of filling it in on the computer (typing the answers) or do I have to print it out and handwrite the answers?

Answer 1

When a document is created there are three options. There can be no fill in fields, there can be fill in fields but you can only print the filled in document and can't save, and there are fill in that can be printed and saved. The IRS creates forms that can be filled in and printed and saved. All you need is the free Adobe Acrobat to fill in forms if they are fill in capable.

Answer 2

So..
You need to have Adobe Reader to be able to open pdf files.
I found a free download of Adobe Reader here http://bit.ly/1sxSeNS

Answer 3

you truly want the Adobe application (no longer in basic terms reader) mostly to fill contained in the info on the computing device...each so often if the author of the record. gadgets it precise then you definitely ought to fill contained in the info on the computing device. in the different case once you've MS note, you're waiting to reproduction and paste right into a note document and in basic terms restoration it up slightly (tables and strains do not consistently come out precise). each so often the pdf archives are set so that you won't be able to even reproduction them, then you definitely are left with printing it and filling it out.

Answer 4

OpenOffice.org Writer can edit PDF files, and its free!!
Adobe can add info it IF the person who created the file made it so, Writer can change the actual file.

Answer 5

We cannot tell from here whether or not you can enter data. Where there are boxes, position the cursor in them and see if you can type.

What were the instructions on the form? If you are to complete it and return, it should specify whether you can fill in the blanks and return or if you have to print.