>> However most banks etc don't seem to be doing it
that way. With theirs
you must print it and fill it out manually.
I've been using Acrobat Standard to "fill out"
forms for a long time now. I
have to produce so many of certain kinds that it was worth
the effort. Use
Tools -> Advanced Commenting - Text Box. The right click
on the box and
change the properties to remove the frame (set line width to
zero) and set
the background color to no color etc.. I have those
settings saved as my
default. It is a bit laborious as every piece of text has
to be entered as
a separate field and them positioned, but it beats keep
filling out the
damned thing by hand.
On some forms the touch up text tool will work but most
times I resort to
the method above.
If you use the commenting method remember to print the form
including
comments or you'll think you wasted your time!
Jon Paris
Partner400
www.Partner400.com
www.RPGWorld.com
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