If it is a fillable document, then I would expect any application that can read
PDF would work including Adobe Acrobat Reader, Microsoft WOrd, and preview. If
it is one that needs you to type in markups, even then Preview on the works for
sighted people, though the gold standard on the Mac side
That is true, though the same PDF might have different sizes if the font
collections are compressed or the graphics have reduced sizes. I believe
Acrobat Pro has controls to manage this along with the ability to change or
modify PDF tags.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
> On 26 Mar 2016, at 12:46,
Jonathan Metz just started creating a series of Youtube videos on making
accessible PDF documents I expect it is mostly for Windows, but I will provide
the link. I believe that google docs might also be able to create tagged PDF
files.
.
Best wishes,
Jonathan
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Hi the
PDFs aren't compressed on their own. You can zip a PDF by selecting it
and then going to the file menu to choose Compress "filename" or use the
contextual menu on the PDF. That will make a .zip file of the PDF which
will upload/download faster.
CB
On 3/26/16 1:02 AM, John Weir wrote:
There is
There is a program called Stuffit that will compress your files before
sending. and decompress them on receipt. and apples automatically
unzip files on receipt. John
On 3/25/16 5:14 PM, Jean wrote:
Thank you for the explanation. How does one make a pdf ua? I don’t see any
option for this
Great work. Thanks, Gigi. I too am happy to do anything I can to help them with
this. I agree better PDF support for VoiceOver is really needed on the Mac, and
PDFPen seems to have all the pro features that one would need with PDF editing
software. I hope they can do the same thing on iOS as wel
Hi there
I just sent the developers two files, both blank forms directly from the
Internal Revenue web site. I did this for comparison purposes. This is because
when I filled out my taxes with these forms the first six lines of the 1040 did
not work, and I couldn't check that I was blind and my
HI Gigi,
What's that about a mode that doesn't allow editing? And how does one allow
editing?
Cheers,
Nic
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you shouldn't have to do anything to go into edit mode. Just do command oh and
tab around to get to the file you want to open. You should be able to start
having through the fields without a problem, although some people have had a
problem and we can't figure out why. You might want to contact t
hello all,
I am very interested in filling in pdf-documents.
I have just installed pdfpen but, it seems I couldn’t fill in/overwrite ………
fields.
I went to edit mode with command+2 but no chance.
I had tested it with pdfpen and saw then that there was also a pdfpenpro
version.
Unfortunately, th
You might try PDFpen Pro. I used it this year to do my tax forms. It seems to
work pretty well although there were some fields that didn't fill-in. I plan to
send them a copy of the blank form to see if it was the form or the program.
They said they are interested in Accessibility.
Sincerely,
G
If there is an accessible way of filling in PDF's I'm interested.
Kawal.
> On 28 Feb 2014, at 03:09 pm, Annie Skov Nielsen
> wrote:
>
> Hi.
>
> I have tried using PDF pen pro, but I can not get it to work as I wish. Could
> anyone give some hints. I have bought the program long ago. Yesterda
Hi.
I have tried using PDF pen pro, but I can not get it to work as I wish. Could
anyone give some hints. I have bought the program long ago. Yesterday I thought
I could use it, but no it wouldn't work, but I could use it for copying the
form to textedit and fill it out that way.
Best regards
Thank you very much. I will download this and give it a try.
> On 27 Feb 2014, at 09:20 pm, Chris Blouch wrote:
>
> Sorry for the slip. You can read PDFs in textEdit but to fill them in you
> need PDFPen. Have you given that a try? You can download a free trial here:
>
> http://smilesoftware.c
Sorry for the slip. You can read PDFs in textEdit but to fill them in
you need PDFPen. Have you given that a try? You can download a free
trial here:
http://smilesoftware.com/PDFpen/index.html
but if you like it they want $60.
CB
On 2/26/14 1:39 PM, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote:
Can you make a for
Can you make a formal what you have printed it to PDF as I had problems filling
out a form yesterday. I had to email it to my work address and do it on Windows.
> On 26 Feb 2014, at 06:23 pm, Chris Blouch wrote:
>
> Just a little tip. I've had folks who received a PDF I filled out with
> textE
Just a little tip. I've had folks who received a PDF I filled out with
textEdit say that the stuff I filled out wouldn't print. Not sure why
that was but I cheated and re-printed it to a PDF on my end and that
seemed to fix it. To do that, even if you don't have a printer set up on
the Mac, you
Curious question: if you fill out a pdf form in TextEdit, does it use rtf
format? Do you then have to export it again to pdf, and does it retain the
formatting?
thanks,
teresa
Visualize whirled peas.
On Feb 26, 2014, at 6:21 AM, Nicholas Parsons
wrote:
> I never knew you could open PDFs in
I never knew you could open PDFs in TextEdit. that's cool. I'll need to try
this as I still have one Mac running Mountain Lion.
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Yes I did open it in text edit but it would not read it. It read it perfectly
in Preview but found I could not fill in the form. I'll try it again in Text
edit but I only have Mavericks.
Kawal.
> On 24 Feb 2014, at 07:15 pm, Chris H wrote:
>
> Have you opened it in TextEdit under Mavericks?
Have you opened it in TextEdit under Mavericks?
Regards Chris
On 24/02/2014 16:44, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote:
Hello.
I am using Mavericks and got a PDF form to fill in.
Before in Mountain Lion, I could open PDF documents in Text Edit and fill in
forms.
However, in the Preview I can read the for
I am not sure if you can use preview to feel out the forms.
On Feb 24, 2014, at 10:44 AM, Kawal Gucukoglu wrote:
> Hello.
>
> I am using Mavericks and got a PDF form to fill in.
>
> Before in Mountain Lion, I could open PDF documents in Text Edit and fill in
> forms.
>
> However, in the Previ
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