[Koji]

No, no, Toups; what you need is not a raster graphics program, it's a page layout one like InDesign or Illustrator. Neither of these are meant for what you're looking for, but they would work. Maybe there are free alternatives to these, though, much like Gimp is for Photoshop, but I don't actually know of any.

The actual reason why Photoshop is not what you're looking for is that it was not created to print text, as raster (pixel) graphics do not offer the detail that vector graphics permit. This means, in fewer words, that the text will look fuzzy when printed.

On the other hand, Illustrator is specifically meant for single-page graphics creation, like illustrations or posters, and InDesign is best for print publishing, like books, magazines and that sort of deal. So what I'm trying to tell you is that this is specialized software for design professionals, and way beyond the simple task that you intend to achieve. Perhaps it is best to seek a different solution: for instance, did you try scanning the form and placing the image in your word processor? Otherwise, there could be free software that has been specifically designed for this kind of task; who knows.
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[Koji]

On par with Photoshop I guess.
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[Koji]

Takashi, now THAT souns practical. I'll have to look into it and how it integrates with InDesign. First, let's read your links.
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