Annotating PDFs

[bryant]

Cheap (free) and easy solution: Formulate. It’s nearly perfect for filling in PDF character sheets, since you can save a filled-in sheet as a Formulate document and then use nifty built-in OS X features to print to PDF. For extra geek points, use handwriting fonts: there are a bunch here, amid the popups and blinking ads; Chank has you covered if you want to shell out for somewhat higher quality; or go grab the ECF handwriting fonts, which I like a lot.

Originally published at Imaginary Vestibule.

Comments

[promethius.livejournal.com]

Awesome stuff. I often just end up making my own character sheets due to my annoyance at not being able to fill them in and save them on the computer, which I like to do. This may help. Or, maybe not, as I often like to tweak the hell out of sheets and what they display readily anyway...

[kodi]

I was thrilled until I saw the words "OS X." Bah.

Actually, those are letters. But yeah.

[mgrasso.livejournal.com]

Thank you very much! :D