[NancyJ]

I have a new client and she asked me to design to window posters that she intends to get printed - but she also wanted to be able to edit the images and text (but not the layout and design) As she has photoshop, I suggested PSD as a format that could be edited by her and acceptable to printers and I could lock the layers that she didnt want to be able to change. So she agreed but when I sent her the finished file she decided that editing it in photoshop was far too difficult for her.(probably due to the large size needed for print quality)
So then I converted the documents into pdf and sent those - which she then converted to word and cant edit the text or pictures. I've tried 5 different pdf editors and I cant edit them either. How can I create a pdf in photoshop that can be edited?

[Doug Nelson]

There are a couple of freeware apps listed here that claim to be able to edit existing PDF files. However, if Photoshop stymied your client, these probably will as well.

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/index...e_PDF_Creators

You might just want to quote her a price for editing the text in the future ($10 a pop sounds about right to me, not bad for a couple of minutes work, and fair to her as well).

[NancyJ]

I've tried a lot of those editors already and although they can highlight the text, they cant edit it, for some reason. I dont know why but it just wont edit.