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Can an "Acrobat Distiller 8.0.0 (macintosh)" .pdf file be edited as smoothly as a Word file?
Thread poster: angibi
angibi Italy Local time: 19:03 English to Italian + ...
May 21, 2009
Hello! I have what is probably a naive question: Is it true, as I have been told, that, if I have a PDF file created by "Acrobat Distiller 8.0.0 (macintosh)", as indicated in "properties" of the file, if I had a MAC computer (which I do not have) I could edit this file very smoothly as if it were a Word file in Windows?
thank you Anna
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Sergei Leshchinsky Ukraine Local time: 20:03 Member (2008) English to Russian + ...
PDF-file
May 21, 2009
Cannot be edited. It is a final output format no matter which tool was used to produce it.
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Roland Lelaj Canada Local time: 13:03 Member (2008) English to Albanian + ...
Editing PDF
May 21, 2009
All depends if the file is protected or not.
Using the Adobe Acrobat Pro (i.e. full version) you can make changes and edit a PDF document. Sometimes I use Adobe Illustrator to open and work with a PDF file.
Here some other options and similar software for PDF editing: ... See more
All depends if the file is protected or not.
Using the Adobe Acrobat Pro (i.e. full version) you can make changes and edit a PDF document. Sometimes I use Adobe Illustrator to open and work with a PDF file.
Here some other options and similar software for PDF editing:
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