Quote from: amancheema on February 02, 2011, 04:35:18 PM

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

goood idea.   but each competition has its own rules/regs, how many ppl can be on a roster etc.  it is a solid idea tho. 

bballkid, if the app is in a word doc then you can write in it.  if it's a pdf, then click on forms, then add/edit fields.  let adobe detect the forms and you're golden

Quote from: amancheema on February 02, 2011, 04:35:18 PM

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

goood idea.   but each competition has its own rules/regs, how many ppl can be on a roster etc.  it is a solid idea tho. 

bballkid, if the app is in a word doc then you can write in it.  if it's a pdf, then click on forms, then add/edit fields.  let adobe detect the forms and you're golden

Quote from: rajkaran on February 02, 2011, 06:34:33 PM

Quote from: siddyp on February 02, 2011, 05:38:47 PM

Quote from: amancheema on February 02, 2011, 04:35:18 PM

or how about a bhangra circuit "common application"

goood idea.   but each competition has its own rules/regs, how many ppl can be on a roster etc.  it is a solid idea tho. 

bballkid, if the app is in a word doc then you can write in it.  if it's a pdf, then click on forms, then add/edit fields.  let adobe detect the forms and you're golden

How do you do this on Preview on Macs? I can't seem to figure it out

I don't think you can do it through the preview. And actually...the form detection stuff doesn't always work on all applications. I found this online...its really good for the applications and whatever else kind of text editing you need for PDFs.
http://www.iceni.com/infix.htm

Idk if it works on macs though..it said something along the lines of: if you can use microsoft word, you can use it. I don't know if they meant that if ur intelligent enough to use office you can use this software or if they meant it as far as compatibility