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> You can edit them to a limited extent using Adobe Acrobat Exchange, which
> costs about $130.  This is the same package that allows you to create PDF
> files from any type of source file in PostScript.  As a general rule, PDF
> files, like the PostScript from which they are derived, are intended to
> format information for printing or display, and provide very limited
> possibilities with respect to editing.

> --
> Anthony

> >i was wondering if it were at all possible to edit *.pdf files...  you can
> view
> >them using the Adobe Acrobat Reader, but i am interested in editing already
> >existing *.pdf files.  if anyone can tell me what program i need or how i
> can
> >do it, i'd really appreciate it...  please do not post replies to the
> board,

> >thanks a lot....

>i was wondering if it were at all possible to edit *.pdf files...  you can
view
>them using the Adobe Acrobat Reader, but i am interested in editing already
>existing *.pdf files.  if anyone can tell me what program i need or how i
can
>do it, i'd really appreciate it...  please do not post replies to the
board,

>thanks a lot....

> Pagemaker will allow you to edit the .pdf document fully...

> Jeff

> > You can edit them to a limited extent using Adobe Acrobat Exchange, which
> > costs about $130.  This is the same package that allows you to create PDF
> > files from any type of source file in PostScript.  As a general rule, PDF
> > files, like the PostScript from which they are derived, are intended to
> > format information for printing or display, and provide very limited
> > possibilities with respect to editing.

> > --
> > Anthony

> > >i was wondering if it were at all possible to edit *.pdf files...  you can

>Bzzzt! Sorry, thanks for playing. Pagemaker can export faithfully to PDF,
>but can't edit them. However, Adobe Illustrator can fully edit PDFs, one
>page at a time. (Note that editing here means changing the text and
>graphics, not adding hyperlinks and multimedia like Exchange can do.)

>M.

>> Pagemaker will allow you to edit the .pdf document fully...

>> Jeff

>> > You can edit them to a limited extent using Adobe Acrobat Exchange, which
>> > costs about $130.  This is the same package that allows you to create PDF
>> > files from any type of source file in PostScript.  As a general rule, PDF
>> > files, like the PostScript from which they are derived, are intended to
>> > format information for printing or display, and provide very limited
>> > possibilities with respect to editing.

>> > --
>> > Anthony

>> > >i was wondering if it were at all possible to edit *.pdf files...  you can