[quote name='help1']No, its the way you carried yourself along here. "I'm the shit and I know everything, why can't you all figure this shit out? Get on my level!"[/QUOTE]
Well, while I am "the shit", and my method would work for someone who is willing to go through the trouble of converting something online rather than ask someone who has better handwriting for help, I overestimated the amount of effort people are willing to put in to get something done how they want it.
So now I'm trying to find some solutions that even.... less motivated people can work with.
And why? Cuz I'm just that awesome, and modest too.
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Ok, I'm been experimenting with the various free trial converter programs, and most of them suck. The one I suggested is decent if you select only the parts you want to input, however you want a match of the original form I assume and its not perfect.
So, what I have found works flawlessly is the following.
Step 1: Convert your .pdf into .html. This can be either by Adobe's site through the submission link if you have the URL of the .pdf, or you can directly email it to them. You can also see if it shows up in a google search, and show the .html version. Save it.
Step 2: Open .html file in WYSIWYG editor of choice. I recommend KompoZer if you don't have one.
http://kompozer.net/
Step 3: Find the "add a text field" option in whichever editor you choose and type in your stuff.