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George Krompacky #1
Acrobat Professional: Can't create forms?
I distinctly remember creating forms in Acrobat on the Mac, back around 2001. I haven't really used it since then, but now I have the educational version of Creative Suite 2 installed and tried to add some form fields.
It doesn't seem possible anymore. Help seems to suggest that you need Adobe Designer, Windows only. Am I going crazy or was the functionality to add form fields to a .pdf removed from Acrobat?
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Jon_Bessant@adobeforums.com #2 Re: Acrobat Professional: Can't create forms?
If you bought the CS Premium Suite - it will include Acrobat 7
Professional that has forms capabilities (Acrobat 6 and 7 Standard do not).
If you go TOOLS/ADVANCED EDITING/SHOW FORMS TOOLBAR - you're there ...
Cheers,
Jon
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George Krompacky #3 Re: Acrobat Professional: Can't create forms?
Thanks, Jon!
The option is kind of buried--I appreciate the aid in finding it.
George Krompacky Guest
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