[MACEP] Saving a PDF form without Standard...

[Larry Francis]

We've been using cutepdfwriter (freeware) for a few years. It's infinitely cheaper and works fine--even with graphics-heavy documents. You could take a look at our Cute PDF Instructions on our Microsoft Word Resources page at 
http://www.soesd.k12.or.us/Page.asp?NavID=331
And you can download it from http://cutepdf.com. Here's the blurb from that page:

CutePDF Writer  (Freeware)
Create professional quality PDF files from almost any printable document. FREE for personal and commercial use! No watermarks! No popup Web advertisements! Now supports 64-bit Windows.

Enjoy!
--Larry

Larry Francis
Computer Information Services, Southern Oregon ESD
541.858.6748 or (toll-free) 866.858.6730
larry_francis at soesd.k12.or.us
http://www.soesd.k12.or.us/support/training
>>> qhartman at gmail.com 10/30/06 12:28 PM >>>
On 10/(30/06, Michele McCracken <mccrack at pps.k12.or.us> wrote:
>
>
>  We are trying to figure out a way to put data into a pdf form and save it
> WITHOUT having Adobe Acrobat Standard on your computer.  Do any of you know
> possible work arounds?

I also just discovered http://www.pdfmate.com/ via the cutepdf website
which will convert a pdf to a rights-enabled versions (as I described
previously) for $10-$20  per PDF. Might be worht looking into for a
quick-and-dirty.

-- 
-Regards-

-Quentin Hartman-
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