John Jason Jordan wrote:
I know you can do this if you have Acrobat, but I don't. Also, I use
Linux (Ubuntu-64). What I want to do is create short documents (mostly
1-10 pages, 20 pages max) as PDF files that can be e-mailed to
students. The students (using just Adobe Reader) will fill out the
answers and e-mail it back. The goals are 1) to create a paperless
homework system and, 2) have the students "hand in" homework that the
professor can actually read, as opposed to multiple-erased, smudged,
scrawled handwriting and, 3) make it easier for professors to assemble
homework documents for varying needs, instead of the current system of
scotch tape and copy machines.
I know nothing of this. I've never even had a PDF file like this. Maybe
it can't be done with just Reader. If it's possible at all, can OO.o
Writer export to PDFs like this?
John:
I've used PDF documents like this with forms in them (Govt. documents).
But, I don't know if I could save them after I filled it out. I think I
might only have been able to print them...
I do not know how if PDFs in OpenOffice can make forms, and I don't know
how Adobe Reader works to fill them out. I think you would need to
answer both questions to figure out an answer.
I think it is a great idea, and would like this to work. Please keep the
list informed of what you come up with.
Crystle
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Crystle Numan
Administrative Secretary, Immanuel CRC
61 Mohawk Rd. W. Hamilton ON L9C 1V9
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