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On 9/22/21 1:41 PM, Charlotte Delenk wrote: |
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> On 9/22/21 21:29, thelma@×××××××××××.com wrote: |
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>> On 9/22/21 1:19 PM, Jack wrote: |
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>>> On 2021.09.22 15:06, thelma@×××××××××××.com wrote: |
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>>>> I have a pdf fillable form which I can only open in acrobat reader on Windows. |
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>>>> Which package do I use to read these form on Gentoo? |
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>>> You should be able to read them with any PDF reader. Not all readers will allow you to fill in the forms and save with the inserted data. I use Okular for that, but the dependencies may be a lot if you don't already run KDE. I wouldn't be surprised if the Gnome PDF reader (evince?) can also do it. |
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>>> Jack |
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>> I have evince, it will not open it. |
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>> This is the form I'm trying to open: |
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>> https://cfr.forms.gov.ab.ca/Form/AHC0102.pdf |
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> The javascript code embedded inside explicitely checks for acrobat reader version 9.0 or newer, as well as "XFA" (whatever that is) version 2.0 or newer. Maybe try installing app-emulation/wine and then running acrobat reader using wine? |
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On gentoo "app-text/master-pdf-editor-5.7.90" WORKS |
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I can read and edit that file. |
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