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Any suggestions for covering part of a PDF document?
I have a hand-written document that I need to attach to an electronic customer report. There is information on the hand-written document that the company doesn't want the customer to see. Normally, I scan the document to a PDF and attach it, but hiding the information is the tricky part.
1) I can't use market to cover it up due to company rules against using markers.
2) We only have Adobe Reader, and I won't be able to buy any of the Adobe writers or any other editing software.
3) I have tried adding the document as an image to MS Office documents, but the conversion leaves the handwriting illegible, especially when I would have to print it and scan it again to get it into PDF form.
4) I'm stuck actually cutting out pieces of paper to cover the information I don't want passed, and then scanning it again.
Any ideas?
1 Answer
- ChristineLv 710 years agoFavorite Answer
The cut and paste method seems like a simple way around all that complicated technology. Sooner or later it shoots itself in the foot.
Source(s): Copy queen for decades

