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Hans Hagen wrote:
Everything that Philip has said that he does with PDFs is very appropriate for this discussion.
He edits forms! That is widgets! And widgets are not typeset (well kind of pseudo typeset) ... just strings and choices wrapped in annotations. If one can edit and tweak them, fine, but here we're talkin gof text streams generated with a tex program (with all things fonts involved).
He (sometimes) edits forms. But they are real-world forms, not Adobe Acrobat forms. They are PDFs representing sheets of paper which one is meant to print and complete by hand. I do not. I edit them. I also edit menus, wine lists, posters, etc., etc., etc. All the PDFs I am sent, I can edit, to a greater or lesser degree. Edit text, add text, remove text, add images, remove images, etc., etc., etc. ** Phil.