Application question: Looking for a program that will allow me to templates -- A little more information

[Richard Seguin]

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Sorry for the delay on elaborating on my question...  I am developing a
program that in the end will send something to the printer... Sounds
easy enough other then I want it to be in the form of a professional
looking document...  What I was thinking of doing was creating the
template (through whatever existing program) and have my program just
fill in the necessary fields...

Does that explain it any better?

Richard Seguin

Brian Burger wrote:
> On 11/24/07, Eric Cyr <1ballistic1 at gmail.com> wrote:
>> I can't honestly say that I've looked at the templates in OpenOffice.org,
>> but if they're anything like the Office ones...
>>
>> I can, however say that OpenOffice does let you modify/save .pdf files.
>>
>> It should also be in the repos for Ubuntu.  Fairly large download, though.
> 
> Err... OpenOffice is installed by default in Ubuntu; not sure what
> Kubuntu/Xubuntu use. No need to install it.
> 
> Scribus can do PDFs, including form creation; that isn't installed by
> default, but it is certainly in repos. It's a QT/KDE app, so Gnome
> users will have to let Synaptic install the various QT depends as
> well.
> 
> Brian
> wirelizard.ca
> ubuntu-ca.org
> 
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