I purchased a very expensive package, to convert files to PDF form. when it converted some of the text needs to be adjusted how do i fix this? When i e-mailed the file to myself i was unable to read the file??????

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Question?? my name is Cecelia. I purchased your product and so far I am very unsatisfied with it. I need to fix or add to a converted PDF and I am unable to do so. I e-mailed this form to my self and it states no file avail.. is this what other will see too??????

Answer 1

First, when you e-mail a PDF you have to be sure the e-mail package you use encodes the PDF as binary file, not all do automatically. If the PDF is sent as an ASCII (text) file, then it will be corrupted. That is likely what happened. The alternative is to zip the PDF and send the zip file.
Fix ups are generally done in the application you used. The PDF should be a duplicate of what you see in your APP. If you are using WORD, be sure the selected printer in WORD is the Adobe PDF printer during your editing. WORD and many other word processors reflow documents based on the attached printer. It is not clear what your problem is, but that might be the issue.
As for forms, are you actually creating an electronic form or is this something that looks form for someone to print and fill in. If you want an electronic form, then you need to use the Form Tools in the tools menu. You can let Acrobat try to guess the form fields that are needed, then go back and edit the form fields. Of course, you may not have actually meant a form as such, but the layout of your document that is messed up. If it is the layout, then attaching the Adobe PDF printer during the editing of your document should solve that issue. You should also consider using the Press or Print job settings to embed all fonts.