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Article #1046Re: Can't type in form field
From: Debbie_RedWine
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2009 13:33
Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2009 13:33
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We created our form with professional 8, with 9, no one could type in the form fields. Here it the solution we found and there have been no further issues: If after opening the form you are unable to type in it, Please take the following steps to adjust your Adobe Acrobat settings. 1. Right click on the opened RFF form and choose page display preferences. It is the very last option on the list. 2. Select Documents on the list that opens. It will be your first option. 3. Toward the bottom of the document window find PDF/A VIEW mode. 4. Use the down arrow on the PDF/A VIEW box and select Never. 5. Click ok. Now that your setting has been made, you will not need to follow this step again. Don't know if that will help your issue.
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