Can anyone answer this??

[WayneL]

Sorry chaps, but I posted on another thread and it seems to be getting overlooked - could really do with some help sorting this out:

http://www.electriciansforums.net/i...ons/29798-new-eicr-editable-pdf-certs-16.html

 

[WayneL]

I'll take that as a no, then.:smiley2:

 

[ruston]

The IET forms are editable but only by the use of the typewriter tool, personally I think they are ok.
I'm sure there are some on this site in a "sticky" . I posted some awhile ago to ,if I can find them I will PM them to you.
I recently changed to Windows 7 and all my docs are in a mess.

Ps . I had loads of compatibility issues with some of my software, try loading it using compatibility if that is possible .

 

[Mark_Burgess]

Save as post script
Save as> more options> post script
View attachment 10597

 

[bugsy]

There on a sticky posted by tester steve

 

[WayneL]

Save as post script
Save as> more options> post script
View attachment 10597

I must be using the wrong Adobe software, Mark.

I don't get those options in 'Save as..'


What I don't understand is that before the errors were corrected, I had no problem saving completed forms - but the corrected versions won't save.........they must have been saved (after alteration), with different security settings than the originals.

 

[Deleted member 26818]

Have you tried printing them, and then choosing 'print as PDF', if that is an option?

 

[Spazz]

What version have you got of Adobe Reader?

You need to make sure you dont have the trial version as that wont let you save!

 

[Mark_Burgess]

I must be using the wrong Adobe software, Mark.

I don't get those options in 'Save as..'


What I don't understand is that before the errors were corrected, I had no problem saving completed forms - but the corrected versions won't save.........they must have been saved (after alteration), with different security settings than the originals.

I have not changed any settings only literally amended the certs.