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From: Metspitzer on 21 Jun 2010 16:59
I have a very limited need to be able to type on a PDF form before I
print it.

PDF Viewer will allow me to do this. I wish I could use a larger
font, but I can't figure out. Anyone know how to do this with PDF
Viewer or suggest another program for filling out PDF forms?


From: MN on 22 Jun 2010 06:02
On 6/22/2010 2:29 AM, Metspitzer wrote:
> I have a very limited need to be able to type on a PDF form before I
> print it.
>
> PDF Viewer will allow me to do this. I wish I could use a larger
> font, but I can't figure out. Anyone know how to do this with PDF
> Viewer or suggest another program for filling out PDF forms?
>
>

You can try "PDF-XChange Viewer" from
http://www.tracker-software.com/product/pdf-xchange-viewer
It also allows Manipulating/Modifying Existing PDF files to an extent.

You can Zoom in/out to view in the reqd size, which is available in
Adobe Reader as well (click the + or - buttons on the Toolbar, *or*
enter Percent to Zoom in the drop-down-box *or* View/Zoom/Zoom to...).

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/ Mohan /
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