Can you edit a pdf fillable form

Once I create a fill-able form - how do I edit the form without starting over?

Hi Comtraintexas,
Thank you for posting on the Adobe forums, you can edit the fillable form using Acrobat.
With Acrobat 10 and later you can try the steps below.
1) click on tools on the right hand side
2) Go to forms
3) Click  on edit forms.
Vikrantt Singh

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