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    Word 2010 and Pages for Ipad

    Can someone tell me if a Msoft Word 2010 document that contains a form, be imported into Iworks Pages (for Ipad) and still maintain it's formatting?

    I would like to use Msoft Word to develop the form, and then be able to access it via Pages when out in the field.

    I don't want to spend $10 just to find out it doesn't work.

    Thank you...
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    Welcome some one will answer your question shortly but personally I would save the completed form as. a PDF then use one of the many PDF apps that allows you to enter information into the form and then print or email
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    thank you, but a fillable PDF form isn't going to work, as that document can't be saved once the user has filled in the form.

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    Yes, the document can be saved.

    PDF Expert will work with fillable forms. To save a fillable form after entering data, you save a copy as a flattened document. This reduces the form to view-only PDF with the fields filled (with the data you've entered). I tested this with the 1040-A pdf form from irs.gov, just to make sure.

    As for Pages, well it's hard to tell without trying. Each of the various Word compatible apps imports with different results. If you are going to go that route I suggest making the form, then asking people with the different Office compatible apps to give them a try. I'd be happy to test Pages for you.

    I don't hold out much hope for Pages though, not if your form consists of more than a couple of tables.


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