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I have a radio button that when you click on it, it appears as oval instead of the standard default round. The radio buttons for yes and no are the same size and the properties are the same.
What is causing the Yes to appear oval instead of round? How do I make it round like "no" is.
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Thank you for all your replies. I did use Acrobat to create these radio buttons. To fix this issue, I changed the size and made these radio buttons bigger. I previewed it. Then I went back and changed the height and width back to 0.15 as I wanted them. Now they are behaving properly (no black oval shapes.)
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@richard_4949 did you accidentally changed the height of the radio button? To fix it, you can either:
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I don't think that's the case. If you change the height or width so the radio button is not a square it does not distort the shape of the circle. It just makes it smaller.
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Hi @richard_4949 ,
Those radio buttons in your shared screenshot does not appear to be created by Acrobat.
Is this a PDF that was created with another software other than Acrobat Pro DC (i.e. Microsoft Word)? If that would be your case, I suspect that may explain why the PDF may not be rendering properly after importing the file to Adobe Acrobat.
My suggestion, if you do have a subscription with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC, just delete them and recreate them using the Prepare Form tool. That way you'll ensure they are all produced with the same editing tool.
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Thank you for all your replies. I did use Acrobat to create these radio buttons. To fix this issue, I changed the size and made these radio buttons bigger. I previewed it. Then I went back and changed the height and width back to 0.15 as I wanted them. Now they are behaving properly (no black oval shapes.)
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Awesome ! I learned something new today @richard_4949 @creative explorer
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