Make An Existing Word Document Into a Fillable PDF Form | Step by Step

[@EssetinoMedia]

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[@DeepPillai]

Thanks a lot... you saved me my client and time, grateful.

[@MichellevanWyk-l9c]

This was a great video to watch. Clear, to the point and well paced. Thank you for creating quality content. You gained a follower for sure!

[@lucybian7093]

Thank you so much. You taught very clear and easy to follow. I am your fan 👍

[@ladyindeed]

Thank You! This was extremely simple and to the point!

[@LoriQuattrock]

This is was great and I loved how you presented each step.

[@kNotmyTunes]

Thank you... This was so easy to follow. Great tutorial

[@WendyH-lp5vj]

Incredibly helpful and easy to follow. Thank you.

[@awofficial6857]

Wow, That is definitely something interesting. Are use Microsoft Word as well, both computer and iOS. But, turning a Microsoft Word document form into a PDF, that’s up to the next level. also, ever since I’ve been watching you guys live stream, and watching your videos on creating profitable concepts/better content on KZbin, I have now reached a mile stone to 100 subscribers. Currently now it’s 101.

[@EssetinoMedia]

That's amazing! Congrats on reaching the 100 milestone! I'm sure you have more since leaving this comment :) Thank you for sharing this win with us

[@iaci5712]

That was great to watch, very professional. How about designing and/or creating a PowerPoint fillable page?

[@EssetinoMedia]

Yes! You can design the page using PowerPoint (this is actually what I use to design most of the worksheets and forms for my clients because it allows them to easily edit the file afterwards). But you would still need to use the Adobe pro DC software to make it into a fillable PDF. 🙂

[@michaelcoles4688]

Thank you. Educational, and easy to follow the steps provided.

[@billpholde4816]

Very helpful, at just the right time. Thank you!

[@BlacksmithMasterOfficial]

Thank you for​ sharing​ this

[@RiteshPisces21]

Very helpful! Thanks for sharing

[@scottstrand7865]

Could you link to the Word document you used in the demo so we can see all the formatting? For example are those developer controls for the check boxes or just bullets shaped like check boxes?

[@jjmac5712]

Hello, Did you get an answer to this question. I'm having issues sizing and dragging the copied check boxes.

[@scottstrand7865]

@@jjmac5712 , no.

[@Senphasix]

Excellent tutorial! Super helpful! I do have one question though. Is it possible to make it so that when entered text hits the end of the line, it continues onto the new line? I see in your section "Now write answers.." There are 3 separate boxes. Do you know how I could make it so that a continued paragraph will wrap to the next line? Thank you.

[@EssetinoMedia]

Hi Jack! Yes, you can do this by going into the field properties, and then under the Options tab, check the box 'multi-line'. Hope that helps!

[@MrUniquemale]

@@EssetinoMedia Yeap, I wanted to do the same thing, and it worked for me just as she said it would.

[@ankitsingh4296]

can you please teach how to have text field based on a function. For example, input from users for first and last name, should automatically fill the full name field?

[@althalathah]

Very nice, thank you very much for the translation into Arabic. Keep it up شكرا لك

[@jamestykwinski2787]

I have a question how can I get it to circle a piece of text in a particular box. I have a timesheet form that has a section where we have to circle the type of PTO we are using.

[@bperkins684]

Thank you!

[@zaibcom]

Wow

[@lucybian7093]

I have a question. My boss wants me to fill same info for different PDF forms. i’m tired of pasting over and over again for same info to multiple different pdf forms. How can I transfer or link to achieve one entry to fill multiple pdf forms at same time. Thank you 🙏

[@joeseabreeze]

The problem with fillable pdfs is when a user uses Chrome browser, they could close the browser after filling the form and doesn't prompt you to save (MS Edge actually works the right way), so the user will lose all their work and will have to type it all in again. Ugh

[@EssetinoMedia]

Yes, you would need to instruct your users to download the PDF to their computer and from there they can open it, fill it out and save it properly (instead of filling it out in a browser window).

[@joeseabreeze]

@@EssetinoMedia Yes, but if they don't have Adobe Acrobat, then it could open in Chrome and they'd be back to the same issue. I really wish there was a standard doc format for fillable forms that's not specific to some application that needs to be purchased

[@leroydeegolden]

@@joeseabreeze Acrobat Reader is free. There is no way to provide fillable forms to a user without an application to serve up the file. :)

[@funkmasteryoda8323]

this could have been explained in 2 minutes