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Setting up a form within an Adobe PDF?
I have a PDF file (it's basically a fax cover sheet), and I want people who are using Adobe Reader to be able to type into the fields. I tried added text boxes, and that works as long as the person viewing the PDF is using Acrobat but it does not work with Reader. Is there any way I can set this up to allow typing in Reader?
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
i agree with downtime(last person to answer)
Source(s): oh and y havent u answered my emails that i have sent u l8ly????????? - manzerLv 44 years ago
A PDF is an Adobe Acrobat record. you may view those archives with Adobe Acrobat. think of of PDF archives and digital print-outs. you may't upload/edit them without the two having the expert edition of Adobe Acrobat put in (very costly) or another PDF enhancing application. you may't amend a PDF without those purposes otherwise.
- 1 decade ago
No, not really. Reader doesn't allow editing of pdfs including form filling, you need either the full acrobat or to unlock the hidden form-filling features of Reader with a paid-for LiveCycle Acrobat extension.
Take a look at this:
http://www.tax.utah.gov/forms/acrobat.html
(about halfway down)
and this:
