if you have Appleworks you can open it in an Appleworks drawing (or paste it in) and you can fill out the form. The alignment tools etc can make it look pretty spiffy - select required blocks of text and align left.
If you have Keynote that works well too and gives a better looking print. (Need to change page size etc)
Good luck.
On 07/05/2005, at 2:30 AM, G-Books wrote:
I thought I could fill out a form with my clamshell ibook much the same as I use too with a typewriter. (I'm working with mac os x 10.3.9) So I scanned the form; but I can't figure out how to fill it out. It's like trying to type over a picture. I've probably got over 40 hours into this now and it's not so much the specific form as it is learning how to do this type of task. I've even downloaded a trial version of bbedit 8.2. But I'm lost and it seems I've asked everybody and only gotten blank stares as a result. Is it possible to do what I'm trying to do? And if so could someone please tell me how?
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