Help with Acrobat 9 Pro

[kellyb]

I downloaded the 30 day Acrobat 9 Pro to test before purchasing. The
purpose is to create contract form templates, specifically, with drop
down boxes such that each of our clients could 'pick' their specific
fields, for example, their legal entity name and their dba name. I had
a small 'smart form' (2 pgs) that I'd drafted in Word (MS 2003). I
thought I could simply click the convert button and all my formatting
and fields would stay put in Acrobat. But they disappeared when I
converted it. When I tried to add them, it seemed I was suddently
transported to bizarro-world - - it just didn't make sense. Anyway - -
any suggestions?

 

[JoAnn Paules]

No, it won't happen that way. You need to add all of the fields withing
Acrobat if that's what you want.

 

[kellyb]

No, it won't happen that way. You need to add all of the fields withing
Acrobat if that's what you want.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

I downloaded the 30 day Acrobat 9 Pro to test before purchasing. The
purpose is to create contract form templates, specifically, with drop
down boxes such that each of our clients could 'pick' their specific
fields, for example, their legal entity name and their dba name. I had
a small 'smart form' (2 pgs) that I'd drafted in Word (MS 2003). I
thought I could simply click the convert button and all my formatting
and fields would stay put in Acrobat. But they disappeared when I
converted it. When I tried to add them, it seemed I was suddently
transported to bizarro-world - - it just didn't make sense. Anyway - -
any suggestions?- Hide quoted text -

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Great - that is extremely helpful - - had gotten mixed feed back in
the office about it, so had that expectation. Thanks very much!

 

[macropod]

Hi kellyb,

If you're going to post the same question in multiple forums, please have the courtesy of letting everyone know. I've answered the
same question at:
http://www.techsupportforum.com/mic...office-support/393302-help-acrobat-9-pro.html

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Cheers
macropod
[Microsoft MVP - Word]

No, it won't happen that way. You need to add all of the fields withing
Acrobat if that's what you want.

--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"

I downloaded the 30 day Acrobat 9 Pro to test before purchasing. The
purpose is to create contract form templates, specifically, with drop
down boxes such that each of our clients could 'pick' their specific
fields, for example, their legal entity name and their dba name. I had
a small 'smart form' (2 pgs) that I'd drafted in Word (MS 2003). I
thought I could simply click the convert button and all my formatting
and fields would stay put in Acrobat. But they disappeared when I
converted it. When I tried to add them, it seemed I was suddently
transported to bizarro-world - - it just didn't make sense. Anyway - -
any suggestions?- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Great - that is extremely helpful - - had gotten mixed feed back in
the office about it, so had that expectation. Thanks very much!