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Overlay text and graphics on PDF documents. Great for filling out forms.
  
  
  
  
    
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Updated Feb 08, 2008 by adlr
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Do you offer FormulatePro for Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther) or lower?

Sorry, but FormulatePro is Tiger and Leopard-only. FormulatePro uses Apple technology (specifically PDFKit) which is Tiger and Leopard-only, hence the requirement.


Comment by bitz...@earthlink.net, Feb 27, 2008

The option to download an older version of formulate is not available. Every time I click on an older version to download, I always get switched to a screen that only offers formulate pro,

I downloaded formulatepro an discovered there is no place in which to type text; cannot change the font; in other word, I haven't a clue to how to use formulate pro. I was using an older version of formulate, but somehow the application disappeared from my computer and the image in the dock turned into a question mark.

I am operating iMac G5 OS 10.4.1.1 - Tiger

Comment by w...@crm-now.de, Feb 29, 2008

Hmm, cut & paste of text elements seems not to work. Right?

Comment by arifsaha, Mar 16, 2008

Old Formulate seems to be still available from the old site: http://adlr.info/?FormulateOld

Comment by dejo.atras, Mar 31, 2008

Query: Why am I unable to insert a transparent signature image? Thank you!

Comment by DaUsualSuspekt, Apr 17, 2008

how do i make a font a default?

Comment by megadave, Apr 24, 2008

It might be handy to be able to make text boxes opaque - eg when a form has lines to 'write on', but the text line spacing doesnt corrospond to those lines, it would be simpler just to let a white B/G mask them out.

It would also be damn handy if there was a linux version. I know, I'm dreaming.

Comment by bluesdance, May 01, 2008

i would like to be able to re-arrange pages and add pages from other PDFs.

Comment by sooin.lee1, May 03, 2008

Hope you are still on this project. I have been using it a lot. Thank you!

Comment by nikgreen, Jun 29, 2008

Align tools would be good as well.


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