Edit a PDF using the Gimp
This is a continuation of my post on running a paperless office . Only some PDF documents lend themselves to being edited using OpenOffice . Those that can be will be discussed in a later blog. Here we are going to describe how to use the Gimp to edit a PDF document. On occasion PDF forms received that need to filled out. The typical way to enter these forms is to print them, add the requested information, then finally, scan or facsimile the document back. What I will describe here is a way to update a form electronically so you can then email or fax directly the completed document. The methods described below were developed over time as part of my initiative to run an paperless office. Suppose you have a multi-page PDF document to be updated. Each page will be separately edited and the final result stitched together. There are two reasons for this: Firstly this reduces the risk of losing the entire document on a mistake. So, you'll be able to recover up to last com...