Fill in PDF forms online with PDFescape

February 13th, 2008 | Category: Tech Talk

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Ever need to fill out the fill-in forms on a PDF document while using a computer without Adobe Reader installed? PDFescape is an online PDF viewer and editor that has nearly all the features you could ever need. And that includes the ability to fill in forms, something which you won’t find in most other online PDF viewers.

PDFescape works with Firefox 1.5 or newer, Net Explorer 6 or 7, and Safari.

Aside from filling in forms, you

can additionally use PDFescape to perform basic edits like adding shapes and text to documents. Unregistered users can thereupon export these documents but you’re file will have a watermark. Registered users can save documents online and purchase “premium credits” to publish documents without watermarks. You get some free credits just for signing up.

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