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Editing an Adobe Application Form

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For a job I am applying for I have to fill in an application form, which is .pdf file, opened with Adobe if that means anything to anyone. However when opening the application form I am greeted with the message. . .

'Please fill out the following form. You cannot save data typed in this form'

Obviously I tried saving it with a few details filled in, but it did not work.

So in laymans terms, how the fuck do I fill it in and attach it to an email so I can apply for this position?
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Are you using Adobe Reader? I had to use that to fill and send a pdf back to my previous employers. It also allowed me to sign the document digitally aswell
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PDFs are read only documents.

You'd need a full version of Adobe Acrobat in order to edit it. Adobe Reader won't allow you to edit a PDF.
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Saints11 wrote:For a job I am applying for I have to fill in an application form, which is .pdf file, opened with Adobe if that means anything to anyone. However when opening the application form I am greeted with the message. . .

'Please fill out the following form. You cannot save data typed in this form'

Obviously I tried saving it with a few details filled in, but it did not work.

So in laymans terms, how the fuck do I fill it in and attach it to an email so I can apply for this position?
Can you print it out then send it in an envelope? Guess all job apps are all email only now.
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You can edit it for free online via http://www.pdfescape.com/ , Haven't tried the website myself but worth a go i suppose unless you can get your hands a pro version of acrobat.
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Good news everyone, downloaded an Adobe trial thing, job done!
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Good luck saints-o... what's it like being back in blighty
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The Ghost of Alex Higgins wrote:Good luck saints-o... what's it like being back in blighty
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