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Need help filling out forms in Adobe Reader 10.

Just upgraded to Adobbe Reader 10. How can I fill out forms? There is no hand tool. I checked the security of the document. It states that filling out forms is allowed. Please help. There is no way that the sender of the document expected it to be filled out by hand. Thanks!!!

shegolf wrote:
I checked the security of the document. It states that filling out forms is allowed.
That only means that IF it had filable fields, you would be alowed to fill them in. It does not mean that those fields exist. If it's fillable, you would get a notification at the top of the PDF.

I need to fill out forms!!!!!????

Well-are you going to help me

If you want to raise your web design skill level above that of the average iWeb user, you can try creating your own. The actual form layout is fairly easy if you use CSS to style it since the amount of HTML is minimal now that table layouts are a thing of the past.
Here's some examples of forms created in iWeb...
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/iweb-snippets/form.html
The formmail.php script is probably the hardest part to get your head around and the example provided in the download on the above page uses a very simple one along with a formmail-thank.php.
http://www.iwebformusicians.com/iweb-snippets/form.html
Nowadays we need to consider mobile device users more and more so forms need to have the special inputs required to launch the various types of keyboard on these devices.
Here's an example of a form which responds to browser/device width. On mobile devices, the
jQuery UI Datepicker disappears to be replaced by the mobile version.
For those of you who don't have a mobile device to test it on, this page also has illustrations of the various keyboard types and the alternative date pickers...
http://ezmacwebdesign.com/Demo/Responsive-Form-Inputs/datepicker-form.html

Blinking I beam, but still cant fill out form

I have reader 9. I need to fill out forms.So far I have had two that I have tried, both fillable with allowed access. I have a blinking I beam, but when I hit the keys, I get nothing, the curser just blinks at me in that ha, ha kind of way. Please help me figure this out, it has to be something simple I'm missing. Note:My comp was recently restored, and my PC guys put reader 9 on it for me. Not much else on my comp right now to interfere with it. Let me know. Thanks!

They probably are not fillable.
Choose the hand tool. When you mouse over the fields does it turn in to an i-beam? If not then no, they aren't fillable.
stbway wrote:
So far I have had two that I have tried, both fillable with allowed access.
How do you know this? If you are simply looking at what is allowed in Fiule>Properties>Security, all that is saying that IF it were a fillable form, you would be allowed to fill it out.

What do I need to fill out a form created in JetForm?

I receive a form that I need to fill out, save and send back. The problem is the form sent to me is a JetForm. What software/designer do I need to just fill out these forms? Are there any free downloads?
Thank you

Since Adobe acquired Accelio, formerly JetForms, in April of 2002, I am surprised the form has not been revised using Adobe's LiveCycle Designer.
If the form has a file type of PDF then form could be filled out and printed by Adobe Reader. If you need to save the form, the author would have had to apply Extended Form Rights with a more current version of Acrobat.

Realtor in need of help to fill out forms.

I'm a REALTOR and I deal with a ton of forms that need to be filled out and emailed to customers. I already have the PDF forms downloaded on my computer, however, I need to fill out these forms, save them, and email them over to my customers with all of the various lines, items and checked boxes filled out. However, I can't seem to get my Acrobat 7 to allow me to fill these forms out. Would someone please tell me what I am doing wrong or what I need to do to accomplish this simple task? Thanks a bunch!

Personally, I like the WD drives. Daughter has the half TB version of the drive and loves it...works seemlessly with her MBP.

I am low on the techy food chain and need help. Why does my g-mail address get rejected when I fill out forms on line. I do not have this problem with Safari :(

When filling out forms or needing to give my g-mail address on Firefox, my address is always rejected. It comes up as an non valid address. I then have to switch to Safari to complete all forms. :(

You don't download apps from the iTunes app store with Safari.

I fill out a online form and when i hit send firefox resets the page

When i fill out an online form of some kind and it takes over a certain amount of time firefox will clear all my information and reset the form to all blank responses. I assume it must be firefox and not the website I'm using because it has happened on multiple occasions on multiple websites.

Go to the address '''about:crashes''' and tell us your latest crash IDs. We can then look at the data specific to your crash and have a better idea of what is causing the problem.

Do customers need adobe to fill out forms

I am trying to do a meal order form to email to my customers for them to fill out and submit. Do my customers need Adobe to fill out form?

The answer depends on which Adobe FormsCentral workflow you use. If you plan to create a pdf form and email it to customers, then they will need the free Adobe Reader to fill out the form and submit the data to FormsCentral. If you create a FormsCentral HTML form and email a link to the form, then your customers will need a web browser to enter and submit data.

Needing Program to fill out forms

I am creating several forms for my company that our employees will need to fill out and complete, my question is do they need formscentral in order to fill these out and submitt them or do they need some other type of software in order for this to take place? Does this make sense?

Hi,
>>my question is do they need formscentral in order to fill these out and submitt them or do they need some other type of software in order for this to take place? Does this make sense?
No.
If you are distributing a FormsCentral HTML web form, your employees can use web browsers, such as IE, Firefox, Safari and Chrome to fill out the form and submit the form.
If you are distributing a FormsCentral PDF Form, your employees will need to use Adobe Reader/Acrobat or Adobe Reader mobile to fill out and submit the form.
Thanks,
Lucia

Trying to fill out an online form but can't click on anything

Trying to fill out an online form but can't click on anyhting

Quit your browser then relaunch and try again.

Coding for static fill-out form

fill out form questionnaire?
I am creating in Flash CS4 (AS3) a static fill out form for a website that I am involved in. The questionnaire helps to determine whether a person is suseptible to drug and alcohol abuse with either a postive answer (not likely to develop substance abuse) or a negative answer (likely to develop substance abuse)
There are six questions on this form that MUST be answered either yes or no.
I have created the form with all art and buttons and it is ready to implement in Dreamweaver but need the scripting to make work.
The six YES buttons are assigned instance names of cb1, cb3, cb5, cb7, cb9 and cb11
The six NO buttons are assigned instance names of cb2, cb4, cb6, cb8, cb10
and cb12.
When the participant answers all six questions either yes or no they will hit a Submit button (with an instance name of submit) that will direct them to a new web/flash page with appropriate answer.
If the participant answers TWO or more questions with YES and hit submit they will be directed to a new page/doc in the website with the negative answer.
If the participant answers ONE YES and hit submit they will be directed to a new page/doc in the website with a positive answer.
If the participant answers ALL NO and hit submit they will be directed to a new page/doc in the website with the same positive answer as answering with ONE YES response.
I assume this is a very complex coding problem. I am a beginner/intermidiate flash person with extreme novice understanding of coding. I know what stop(); does in AS3 and understand simple clickTag coding etc.
Would appreciate any help with AS3 coding for this document.
I usually find coding on forums like these and online blogs - but I don't even know where to begin looking.
Thanks

on the timeline that contains your buttons:
var yesNum:int=0;
var noNum:int=0;
submit_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,submitF);
for(var i:int=1;i<=12;i++){
if(1%2==0){
this["cb"+i].addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,noF);
} else {
this["cb"+i].addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,yesF);
function yesF(e:MouseEvent):void{
yesNum++;
e.currentTarget.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,yesF);
function yesF(e:MouseEvent):void{
noNum++;
e.currentTarget.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,noF);
function submitF(e:MouseEvent):void{
if(yesNum+noNum==12){
// take appropriate action based on yesNum and/or noNum
} else {
// error. all questions not answered.

Acrobat Pro 7, Adobe Reader 8, and Filled out forms

My head is spinning with all the "Acrobat features" that seem to be in Acrobat, but actually aren't. At least not in the version I always seem to have. I wish Adobe would be more diligent in explaining what features are are in which version and what features are in the Windows version that aren't in the Mac version.
I'll do a search for a particular question. Get an answer of Yes, Acrobat can do that. Only to find out (through trial and error and usually not the article I'm reading) that I can't do what I what I want in the version I have.
To my question: We are using Acrobat 7 (CS2) to make forms for people to fill out and return to us. The people filling out the forms will mostly be in Adobe Reader 8.
How can we get those folks to send us the filled out form? I have yet to get that to work. I have Reader 8 on my machine and when I use the Submit Button method, Reader tells me SendMail can't recognize my mail client, but then gives me no way of fixing that? Where are SendMail preferences? SendMail isn't even in the Help menu!
Any insight would be appreciated...

There is a New feature in Acrobat 8, that allows usage rights (you have to choose in tools menu, to allow it.
For small companies and Non-Profits, Adobe threw us a Bone. As long as as you receive no more than 500 respondents you can do this without breaking the EULA. (License agreement).
What you do is create your form make sure you have perfected and needs no changes. then turn on this item in Tools menu to allow Fill out and email. Then post to a website or send individually to no more than 500 people by email. They can fill out the form save the changes then send back.
However when you do this any person using Acrobat Pro 7 or Acrobat 8, or Reader 7 or 8 can do this. doesn't work bellow version 7. But Acrobat 8 is the only one (so far Than can create these.
If you make a mistake in the form and find it after turning usage rights on you have to save a copy with rights turn of and make your changes then go through procedure again.

Acrobat Pro 9 Mac**Making a pdf fill-out form non-editable when it is completed.

HELP!!
If anyone out there can help me I would greatly appreciate it.
I see the forums are with LifeCycle but I need direction for the mac version of acrobat pro.
I am creating a fill-out pdf form for distribution. I would like the person who receives the fill out form to complete the form,
and click a "lock all fields" button or "form completed" button that will make all form fields lock/ non editable when emailed back to me.
Where would I put this script? Can someone give me step by step direction for this button?
I am a novice to this. I don't know how to run a javascript for the button or what is needed to get this completed.
Can someone please help me.
Thank you so much-
Katy

Maybe this will do the trick...
http://forums.adobe.com/message/3813078#3813078#3813078

Attaching a filled out form

Hello
How can I attach a filled out form to an email? Currently my email button attaches the form as an XML. The end user needs to file the filled out form to a file but in it current XML format does not make it user friendly reading as if it was in the pdf format.
Any ideas would be helpful.
Thanks,
Keith.

You can also send the entire PDF. Here are the steps:
- Open the Form in Designer
- Add a button object to the form
- Update the caption to something like 'submit the form' or 'email the form'
- Change the Control type of the button to Submit
- Click on the Submit tab and choose PDF for the 'Submit as' type
- update the submit URL to mailto:[email protected]
*Please note that the user submitting the form will need Acrobat (or) you can Reader Enable the form if the user only has Reader. This is required since Reader can't save PDF by default.
Usage rights can be added using LiveCycle Reader Extensions (or) you can add usage rights in Acrobat (advanced > Enable usage rights in Adobe Reader). *Please note that if you use Acrobat to Reader enable the form, there is a licensing restriction on the number of users that the form can be sent to.
_Seth

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