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Hi all,
My workaround - to type on pdf form and put signature/chop on it:-
1) install xournal
2) open the form on xournal
2) type text
3) export the doc as pdf file
4) install imagemagick
5) convert file.pdf file.png
6) open file.png on LibreWriter
7) paste signature/chop on it
8) export the document as pdf file again
Better solution would be appreciated. Thanks
..and this is a TOTALLY DIFFERENT question than what you first posted. You asked:
Quote:
Originally Posted by satmis
What will be the simple way to type on pdf form without Adobe Acrobat typewriter? What will be its equivalent on Linux?
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