Forms Menu
In Master PDF Editor you can create static and dynamic forms. This functionality makes it easy to collect necessary data.
- Highlight Fields (Ctrl+H) Highlight all forms in the document.
- Reset Forms Reset all form values in the document. Values will be set to default or empty if the default option is not specified.
- Edit Tab Order Change the tab order of the forms to display forms more conveniently in the document with a Tab key.
- Edit Forms (Alt+3) Enable selecting and editing PDF forms.
- Link (Ctrl+L) Add a hyperlink to jump to a specific part of the current, attached, or any other document, to other files and websites. Link can also be used to initiate a predefined event.
- Text Field (Ctrl+E) Create a text field. For example, name, address, phone number, date, and other text data can be entered in the field.
- Check Box Create a checkbox, which has two states: disabled or enabled. When enabled, it has a check mark inside.
- Radio Button Create a switch, which allows choosing the only option from a limited set of mutually exclusive ones.
- Combo box Create a box, that allows selecting a single item from a drop-down list or entering the input value.
- List box Create a box, that allows selecting a single item from a list.
- Button Create a button, which can trigger an action.
- Signature Add a digital signature to the document to protect it from changes and to guarantee the validity of the author’s identity.
- Export Form Data… Export form data with records to a separate FDF file.
- Import Form Data… Add form data exported and saved as an FDF file to the current document.
For details on how to fill, create, and edit PDF forms, see PDF Form fields, PDF Form Properties, and Creating and Modifying Interactive PDF Forms.
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