On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 05:20:11PM -0400, Rob Lindauer wrote:
> Hi.
Hi,
> I'm running PDFedit (Aug 2009 compiled version) on two systems (an Ubuntu
> 10.04 system, and a Linux Mint 9 system).
Which version do you use? Try to run following and you will get the
exact thing:
pdfedit --version
>
> On the Ubuntu system, the most of the editing icons (e.g., the one to add
> text) are always greyed out. The pdf document I'm trying to edit is in my
> home directory, and I believe I have all usual authorities to the document.
> (The icons are not greyed and work fine on my other Linux Mint system.)
With the same document?
>
> Any idea why the icons are greyed out, and/or what I need to do to start
> editing the pdf document?
There are besically two reasons why a document is not editable:
- file permissions
- non-editable file
The first group should be pretty much obvious. The second one contains
documents which have a special formatting (e.g. linearized documents) or
features (e.g. encrypted documents) which PDFedit cannot deal with and
it is not able to produce a reasonable/valid PDF after changes.
>
> Thank you, Rob L. (BTW, thank you for making this tool available to us!)
> --
> Rob Lindauer, [email protected]
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