(SOLVED) how to edit pdf

Hi.
I have one problem and can't find solution... I have pdf that is not secure but is signed and I want to remove that signature... How I can do that ? I tried install acrobat reader from aur and no luck the same with evince, xpdf, epdfview... any suggestions how to do that ? How can I create new pdf and copy everything from the old one wthout signature ? When I'm try open that pdf in writed is looking very bad (even not similar like pdf)... waiting for your suggestions
Regards,
Last edited by siamer (2012-08-14 17:11:03)

solved by convert online from pdf to word than writer opened it right than changed everything what I needed and than export it to pdf again...

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