9 replies to this topic

[Ethel]

Please take a couple of minutes to support an old friend

[Ethel]

shameless bump

Guess that's flaw in my plan - anyone bothered to fill in the form yet?

[minimarco]

Yes, you may use my drawing.
Even though now they are blind.

[Ethel]

Yes, you may use my drawing.
Even though now they are blind.

they do look rather similar

Good job you're not BMW!

[taffy1967]

You can't save a completed pdf form though?

[Juju]

You can't save a completed pdf form though?

Yes you can Meester Taffy. Try saving a copy, click on the pdf. tab your way through the fields, type whatever you want & save it.

Or if that doesn't work, download pdf creator from sourceforge.net.

[taffy1967]

I'll have to download sourceforge.net. as I already tried what you suggested Juju and it won't save a completed form.

[Juju]

I'll have to download sourceforge.net. as I already tried what you suggested Juju and it won't save a completed form.

It workies for me. I'm using IE version 6 point somethingorother...

[taffy1967]

I'm using Firefox.

[Ethel]

Sadly, it's a feature of Adobe Reader that you can't save completed forms, you can set up an email collection system but that'd mean all the applications would have to go through one email account to the .gov address .

Using a PDF printer driver, like the one I linked to is a convenient way to create PDF's that you should find useful to have on your PC anyway. I opted for PDF as that's the format the .gov site uses. If peeps think it would be worthwhile having a web or word form as well I can have a bash at creating one