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Hi. I have a form that I want to make fillable. It is a questionnaire with yes no questions where the client checks a check box. Is there a way to have adobe recognize the check boxes to add in check boxes like it does to fillable text lines? We have a couple hundred to send and they are each personalized to the client and I am just looking for a way to not have to add 30 check boxes individually to each form that is being sent. Thanks!
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There's no built-in tool that allows you to do it. The options are to use a script to create the fields, rely on the fields detection wizard or manually create the fields.
Edit: fixed a typo
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It's tricky, but if you use the Wingdings font for the check-boxes then it's possible to use a script to identify them and then add the form fields on top of them.
I've actually developed a (paid-for) tool that does just that. You can find it here: Custom-made Adobe Scripts: Acrobat/Reader -- Convert Wingdings To Fields
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Thanks but our company won't allow the purchase of a custom made tool. I just need to know how to configure it myself.
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There's no built-in tool that allows you to do it. The options are to use a script to create the fields, rely on the fields detection wizard or manually create the fields.
Edit: fixed a typo

