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I have a fillable document that started as a Word (docx) document that I imported into Acrobat. The user asked me to add some text but put the text in a box. (See below)
This is easy in Word, but I haven't found a way to do it in Acrobat. The closest I have come is to create a text field and mark it read only. It works, but I don't like the result not ot mention that it is different from the other boxes texts..
Is there a way to create a box around text that looks like something Word would product.
Jack
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Use the "Add Text Box" Comment tool and then flatten the page or the document.
It's easier to do using the Flatten plugin which is part of the (free) abracadabraTools:
https://www.abracadabrapdf.net/utilitaires/utilities-in-english/abracadabratools_en/
Acrobate du PDF, InDesigner et Photoshoptographe
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Use the "Add Text Box" Comment tool and then flatten the page or the document.
It's easier to do using the Flatten plugin which is part of the (free) abracadabraTools:
https://www.abracadabrapdf.net/utilitaires/utilities-in-english/abracadabratools_en/
Acrobate du PDF, InDesigner et Photoshoptographe
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Where do I find the "Add Comment Box"? Is it part of Edit PDF?
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Under the Comment section.
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No, its in a different toolset/category, i.e., the one mentioned by Try67
Use the Acrobat JavaScript Reference early and often
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"Use the "Add Text Box" Comment tool"
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THANK YOU!
I almost unistalled and cancelled my CC subscription becasue I could not figugre out how to consistently create an opaque text box - that;s all I needed to do, ever - and the adobe tech "help" actually said it was no longer avaiblable in some disussion elsewhere.
THANKS AGAIN!
p.s., notice spell check doesn't work in these reply bxes...wth?

