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Fill Out multiple PDF Forms with Data
Well, you can try any of the popular PDF tools (Adobe, Foxit) on the market, however, a low-dollar subscription would help to make this a sustainable effort.
I use both, (this is not a sales endorsement), however in the last
six months, for a larger project I used Foxit exclusively. You would have to do your personal due diligence first.
- Free Online PDF Editor | Edit PDF Files Effortlessly with Foxit
- Adobe Acrobat PDF software | Adobe Acrobat
Understanding more of the context now, the favor is towards purchasing a subscription for one or another product. Depending on your work type, this may be considered a deduction at one or more levels in the same way as Microsoft 365.
Fortunately, the form is well-designed, the fields are readily visible.
From a functional perspective when looking at the PDF file, it was produced using Microsoft® Word for Office 365, PDF-1.7, and there are no security restrictions on the file itself.
Commercial work (even when considering this scenario may be for a non-profit) requires a license for use.
What is the PDF form tool or suite you are using, the version, and the subscription level?
Where do you plan on storing the Forms, any work-in-progress data, and final data?
Will you be using SharePoint Online and OneDrive or another popular cloud service?
I have Adobe Acrobat but I do not have an Adobe license.
The form I am interested in filling out has inputs fields and can be found here:
https://www.openrecords.pa.gov/Documents/RTKL/RTKRequestForm.pdf
I plan to use OneDrive to store and process these forms.
Well, you can try any of the popular PDF tools (Adobe, Foxit) on the market, however, a low-dollar subscription would help to make this a sustainable effort.
I use both, (this is not a sales endorsement), however in the last
six months, for a larger project I used Foxit exclusively. You would have to do your personal due diligence first.
- Free Online PDF Editor | Edit PDF Files Effortlessly with Foxit
- Adobe Acrobat PDF software | Adobe Acrobat
Understanding more of the context now, the favor is towards purchasing a subscription for one or another product. Depending on your work type, this may be considered a deduction at one or more levels in the same way as Microsoft 365.
Fortunately, the form is well-designed, the fields are readily visible.
From a functional perspective when looking at the PDF file, it was produced using Microsoft® Word for Office 365, PDF-1.7, and there are no security restrictions on the file itself.
Commercial work (even when considering this scenario may be for a non-profit) requires a license for use.