I don't know for a fact. But I would expect the IRS to have issues with "strike throughs" on a paper filed return. What you can do is go ahead and print it for mailing. Then for those forms you need to change entries on, download a blank form from the IRS website and fill it out by hand with the correct information. They won't have any issue with some being typed and some hand written, so long as your signature and date is on the 1040.
To get blank forms, what I do is google the form number followed by PDF. For example, to get a blank for SCH E I'll enter "IRS FORM SCHEDULE E PDF" as my search term. for an 8832 I'll enter "IRS Form 8832 pdf" as my search term Usually, one of the first three or so links will be the actual form in PDF format. I can save that blank form to my computer and then print it out.
