Fillable Forms for Adobe 8?

Hi, I currently have Adobe 8. Is it possible to make fillable forms using that? If so, what are the steps to going about that?

You might be able to find older versions for sale, you just have to make sure they're legitimate. Adobe has a process in place for moving licenses from one person to another, but I don't have the particulars at hand.
Starting with Acrobat 9, Standard is able to create forms, with certain limitations relating to JavaScript and digital signatures.

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