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Help!! I am very new to Adobe DC. I am trying to add a calendar in which the user can select the date for the date box. I have read most of the Drop down box selections in the discussion area and it's all greek (no offense to anyone greek), to me. Thanks!
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Click on Tools - Prepare Form and then click on "More" at the right side of the window and then on "Revert to Acrobat Form".
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Use a text field and set its Format option to Date. If the user has a relatively new version of Acrobat or Reader it will automatically display a calendar widget when they click it.
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I know I'm probably overlooking it, but where do I find the Format option?
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In Form Edit/Prepare mode, right-click the field and select Properties. You'll see it there.
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I see the Date in the OPTIONS tab and selected it. There is no drop down calendar. It only has a blank box where the date can be typed in. I know I must be missing a step?
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You'll only see the calendar when you exit the Form Edit mode and then click the field.
Also, make sure you have the latest version available.
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I know I must be frustrating, but I did come out of the Edit mode and clicked the field and all it is a blank field where you can type the date in. No calendar pull down. I assume I have the latest version since I bought it last Thursday. There was a small update this morning, but I didn't see where anything changed.
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What do you see under Help - About Adobe Acrobat?
Also, can you share the file (via Dropbox, Google Drive, Adobe Cloud,
etc.), or at least post screenshots of the options you selected under the
Format tab?
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This is what I see when I select the Help Tab.
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And this is the Text Properties I have to select from:
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Click on Tools - Prepare Form and then click on "More" at the right side of the window and then on "Revert to Acrobat Form".
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Thanks for your help!! And Patience...
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Hello! Could you helpme with the same problem. I´ve Adobe Pro DC and Adobe Reader XI. I´m creating a form and I want to put a drop down calendar. I´ve read a lot of forums but I can´t find a real solution.
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Simply set the field's Format to Date, but you'll need Reader DC for it to
work.
On 17 August 2018 at 23:40, claudiav82716487 <forums_noreply@adobe.com>
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I don´t have the reader DC, but I´ve an example of a form and I can select the date in the drop down calendar using Reader XI.
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Then a third-party calendar was added to it, most like this one (although others are available as well): PDF Form Validation|Advanced Acroform Toolset|PDF Calendar|PDF File Upload|Required Dropdown
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This best answer. I just did it. Thanks
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Hello, Im having the same problem and tried following this thread but I don't have Revert to Acrobat Form on mine and I made sure i have DC Reader. What do I need to do?
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This is not possible with Reader.
Use Adobe Acrobat.
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Right, Im using Adobe Acrobat. I stated I have reader because that was specified earlier in the thread. Im using Acrobat to try and create a drop down calendar and its not doing anything. And when I click on More, Revert to Acrobat Form is not listed as an option. So what do I do?
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What does you see at More?
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You don't need convert the form. For a calendar use the calendar icon.
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Ok, it didnt seem to work before but now it does. Thank you!
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Hi, I just figured it out.
You need to go to View/ Disable New Acrobat or Go back to old Acrobat
After go back to Old Acrobat.
• Choose Prepare Form
• You will find the More tool in the same place Choose "Revert to Acrobat Form" in the More tool.
• Create Date box
• Right click on Date box and her you go old Format field will appear