Gene363
7 years ago

I heard you covered the shart with an opaque rectangle....

victor809 wrote:



But another reader can just move the comment.
bgz
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7 years ago
Quick google search, found this one:

https://www.pdfescape.com/windows/ 

Can't give you any review because I never tried it (we use Acrobat).
victor809
7 years ago
Gene is right,if you're giving someone the PDF, make sure to print to a new PDF first... Or they'll just move it. Like they did with the comment covering your shart stain.
delta1
7 years ago

I just hope they don't find the underwear I sharted in... that would be incriminating.

MACS wrote:



:-k


o:)
Whistlebritches
7 years ago
MACS you are a schit magnet today..........better luck tomorrow.
MACS
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7 years ago

MACS you are a schit magnet today..........better luck tomorrow.

Whistlebritches wrote:



Meh. Just my turn in the barrel today... I'll be ayite. It's not like I don't encourage it.
delta1
7 years ago
re: pdf...why dontcha just use a black marker to obscure your name and other id info, take a photo of the pdf and email it?

you're welcome...
MACS
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7 years ago
^You're late to the party. Victor's advice worked fine.
delta1
7 years ago
OK...cool...
DrafterX
7 years ago
I've got Adobe DC at work if you need it cleaned up later.. 😟
bs_kwaj
7 years ago
For future refernce:

Open the pdf

Scroll to the area in question

Alt Print Screen

Open Paint

Paste it in.

Crop

Save as...

😎
JadeRose
7 years ago
Whoa....MACS killed a Ladyboy hooker and is now forging documents?



Freak
tailgater
7 years ago
I grew up in an Adobe.

No room to put a square shat anywhere.

You guys are crazy.
frankj1
7 years ago

I grew up in an Adobe.

No room to put a square shat anywhere.

You guys are crazy.

tailgater wrote:


you speak Pueblo?
teedubbya
7 years ago

I've got Adobe DC at work if you need it cleaned up later.. We will need to cuddle first tho 😟

DrafterX wrote:




freaks
DrafterX
7 years ago
clickbangdead
7 years ago
If you have a newer version of MS Word, just open it with that, you can open and edit PDFs since 2013. It'll convert it on opening, make your edits then save as PDF.
MACS
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7 years ago
Saw a meme today... "Everyone hates millenials until they need to convert a PDF to a word document".
cacman
7 years ago

Put an opaque, (solid background) comment over the part you don't want share then print it to another PDF file with comments. Most reader apps can do this.

Gene363 wrote:


Only problem is it could still print the original PDF without the opaque comments. Printing to a new PDF won't flatten the opaque comment either. It can still be deleted.

One option would be to place it in a Word doc, type over the text you want to change, and export or save as a new flattened PDF.

The only true way to edit the PDF is with Adobe's Creative Suite. Acrobat Pro (not Reader), Illustrator, or Photoshop. Unless of course the PDF is encrypted and does not allow it to be edited. It can also be placed in InDesign and typed over like the Word solution above.

Adobe used to offer free trials of their software.

Or you could send it this way and I could make the edits for you. I work with the Creative Suite and Acrobat all day long.
Good luck.
Gene363
7 years ago

Only problem is it could still print the original PDF without the opaque comments. Printing to a new PDF won't flatten the opaque comment either. It can still be deleted.

One option would be to place it in a Word doc, type over the text you want to change, and export or save as a new flattened PDF.

The only true way to edit the PDF is with Adobe's Creative Suite. Acrobat Pro (not Reader), Illustrator, or Photoshop. Unless of course the PDF is encrypted and does not allow it to be edited. It can also be placed in InDesign and typed over like the Word solution above.

Adobe used to offer free trials of their software.

Or you could send it this way and I could make the edits for you. I work with the Creative Suite and Acrobat all day long.
Good luck.

cacman wrote:



I think you are mixing printing with comments vs saving with comments. If you print with the comments it will not retain the original content, it is "printing" the commented document as you see it. PDF files do not have a modification history built in like Word and some other files. We made extensive use of PDF files in our engineering technical baseline computer system. So much so I am getting nauseated writing this. 🤒 I spent many hours un-f**king files and retrieving technical information created by clever* engineers.

* Always finding new and creative ways to create incompatible documents.
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