How can fill a form which uses PDF program? How can I create PDF file on my computer?
365014
When you a pdf form there two choices. You fill the forma and printed or you fill the form and the pdf will send the data across the internet. You cannot save a pdf filled with values on your computer. \n\nTo make a pdf file some a document. You can install a program called "PDFCreator" from sourceforge.net , i wil be installed as a printer and wherever you send to that printer it will be converted to pdf. \n\nthe instruction are on the site. good luck
807765
you cant do it with acrobat reader - it only reads.\nyou need a pdf creator that will also open the document back into word or something so you can edit it. I use Scansoft PDF creator 2.0 which was free when I got it some six months ago - just had to register online. you can then reopen pdf documents and do what you need
930325
Open adobe acrobat. Look for the tool bar that runs horizontally across the page and find the button that says "create pdf" Click on it and choose "from file". Then bring up the file you want and click okay and you've got yourself a pdf. Goodluck.
163570
I'm not sure exactly what you're looking for, but this may help: You can print to pdf format from any program on your computer using a small program called "cute pdf". Go to: http://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp . There you'll be able to download and install a program that will show up as a printer, and you'll be able to save word documents, pictures, and anything else you can think of as a pdf file by selecting "print" and then changing the printer to "CutePDF Writer", and then telling it where to save the file to.\n\nHope this helps some, I'm sorry I don't know much about the "color sample" aspect of it. This way if you find your color samples on a webpage or what not, you can at least convert that to a pdf file.
817014
try\nhttp://www.doc2pdf.net/\n\nalso with word you can print to file with pdf option...\nhttp://www.go2pdf.com/doc-to-pdf.html\n\nFree PDF Creator - PrimoPDF  10mb\nhttp://www.primopdf.com/\n\n...
323820
With the right tools anything is possible. Not necessarily cheap mind you, but possible none the less. With the full version of Adobe Acrobat, you can scan in your document, then create form fields that will allow you to accomplish what you're looking to do. Adobe's pretty expensive though, so I'd first look to see if someone's already gone through the trouble of doing this for you (examples are pdf versions of tax forms, insurance forms, etc..) There are some freeware and shareware utilities that can create forms for you, and allow to fill them out with the adobe reader. Try tucows.com or download.com to see if there's anything out there that can suit your needs. However, my advice is to see if the document already exists somewhere out there, as is in my case (gov't documents). You never know, you might just get lucky.
179339
Yes. You can save and send PDF files just like any other type of file.\n\nIf you're looking at the file in Internet Explorer, look for the disk icon on the Acrobat toolbar near the top. If you click on it, you can save the file, and then do whatever you want to do with it.
191851
What material, exactly? Documentation? Language reference?\n\nMicrosoft does not distrubute that information in PDF format, but if you have a legal install of a VB.NET IDE on your computer, you should have also gotten an MSDN Library disc. That will contain all sorts of documentation, which you can convert to PDF with any number of free PDF programs available on the Internet.
289277
You will need to upload the PDF to a server (using a service such as Yahoo! Geocities would be the easiest way to accomplish this).
862822
You will be needing the Adobe Acrobat Writer software. This the the most widely used converter to pdf. You need to buy a licensed to use one. \n\nIf you would like to convert some files only, Adobe has a website where you can convert a Word document and other format to pdf online for free. Please visit this link -> http://www.pdfonline.com/
622433
Adobe acrobat is useful for creating PDF from multiple documents, web pages, etc.  It can also be used for minor changes to text, adding pages, removing pages, and re-ordering pages.\n\nAdobe Illustrator is very good for modifying graphics in PDFs, though it isn't designed for documents with many pages.\n\nIf you have a Microsoft Word version of your document, you can always manipulate it in word, then "print" it as a PDF document.
649900
Try \nhttp://www.openoffice.com\n\nIt is a free office suit that includes pdf editing as well..\n\n\nor you could use this:\nhttp://www.cutepdf.com/Products/CutePDF/writer.asp
571578
You can recieve a pdf file the same way as recieving any other file, such as a text file. To be able to open pdf files you need  to have something like Adobe Acrobat Reader, which you can download for free from Adobe (http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html)
661353
You can do "File", "Print", and then in the dialog box that comes up click on "Save as PDF". Enter a filename (or accept the default, which is the title on the top bar of the page) and select a location, and then click on save. Then you'll have a PDF file of the web page, which you can import into documents or attach to emails, etc.
623878
hi there,\n\nYou don't have to worry at all. You hav .pmd file ...it is is Pagemaker file right??? Then all you have to do is save as option from the file menu and Voila!! your PDF is ready:)\n\nAlso,\nYou can create PDF's by using Adobe Acrobat Software. there is a great option of creating it on-line if you don't have the software. The registration takes 2 minutes and you can have your PDF document ready:)\n\nhttp://createpdf.adobe.com/
958365
PDFCreator easily creates PDFs from any Windows program. Use it like a printer in Word, StarCalc or any other Windows application.
1044212
As far as I know it's not possible. You'll have to use Word or a similar program like in OpenOffice.org