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Creating forms
To create a form:
- In the PDF Editor, create a new document or open an existing one.
Se også: Viewing PDF documents - Switch to form editing mode by clicking the button on the main toolbar. This will bring up a new toolbar with tools that allow you to add various types of interactive fields onto your form.
If your form already contains interactive fields, their names will be displayed on the form. If you do not want to see the field names, right-click anywhere on the form and clear the check box next to the Vis feltnavne item on the shortcut menu. Alternatively, click Vis > Vis feltnavne.
In form editing mode, the main PDF tools become unavailable. - Add and edit form fields as required and adjust their position on the page.
Fields can only be repositioned within the current page.
To see your form fields as they will be displayed to the user, exit form editing mode.
You can add fields of the following types: - Exit form editing mode by clicking the button on the main toolbar. Alternatively, right-click anywhere on the form and select Afslut form-editor on the shortcut menu, or just press the Esc key.
- Save your form.
Saving you form as a PDF document (Fil > Gem som > PDF-dokument...) will preserve the interactive fields so that you or other users will be able to fill out the form when they open the PDF file. Saving your form in other formats (e.g. Microsoft Word) will render it non-editable.
To fill out your PDF form, exit form editing mode.
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