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sarahm62404467
sarahm62404467
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October 21, 2015
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Create form in word with checkboxes, radio buttons, comment fields & signatures

  • October 21, 2015
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A couple of years ago I created a form that was filled out with checkboxes & radio buttons, then sent for signatures. Example below:

Project Owner: {{                   $ReqName}}

{{I0}} {{K0}}

Audio

Project Manager:

{{$K1}}

{{$K2}}

{{$K3}}

APPROVED

REVISE & RESUBMIT

DENIED

{{SBlk1_es_:signatureblock :signer1}}

{{#ReqName=*RequiredName_es_:sender}}

Is this still possible to use, or do I need to drag&drop all the buttons?

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Correct answer AadeshSingh

Hi sarahm62404467,

Yes, you can do that with eSign services, but Form Central is discontinued.

Regards,
Aadesh

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AadeshSingh
AadeshSingh
Participating Frequently
October 26, 2015

Hi sarahm62404467,

You can add this form to Acrobat & prepare the PDF form, where you can add the fields & required buttons, further add action & properties.

Refer to this KB doc. for help Acrobat Help | Creating and distributing PDF forms.

Regards,

Aadesh

sarahm62404467
sarahm62404467Author
Participant
October 26, 2015

In the past, I was able to create a form using word and these little codes in brackets that let me enter radio buttons, check boxes, comments and signature blocks (see initial post). When I loaded the file into Echosign, it would fill in the fields for me in a uniform manner - not trying to line up a hundred check boxes. Is this still possible or did that functionality go away when Adobe took over Echosign? My guess is that nobody at Adobe knew it was a possibility.

AadeshSingh
AadeshSinghCorrect answer
Participating Frequently
October 27, 2015

Hi sarahm62404467,

Yes, you can do that with eSign services, but Form Central is discontinued.

Regards,
Aadesh

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