Will I be able to create fillable pdf forms from existing word and excel documents?

Hi
Yes you can. You may visit this link to check the workflow: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0PPzFq3X00
Regards,
Ajlan Huda.

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I am trying to create a PDF form from either a word or an excel file.
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thankyou! - yes it seems though I was using the text tool when I had this problem: When I had created a few fields in the 'form edit' mode I then may later have added some normal 'comment' fields of text in the normal mode to highlight certain aspects on a form - I used the text tool thinking that was the right way in to add or edit text - I can now see I double click with the hand tool to still be able to access any text field I want to. Yay!
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