To make it go away, click your mouse somewhere outside of the field. When printing the form, the highlighting around a field sometimes prints.Once Adobe Acrobat is installed, you can download a form by clicking on the form number. (To use the fillable forms, you need Adobe® Acrobat® Reader versions 9 or higher.) If you do not have Adobe Reader on your computer, you can download a free copy here. If you have viewed a Judicial Council form on your computer, you probably have the software you need. If you already have Adobe Reader installed on your computer, you can download forms and instructions and print them out. The forms and instructions in this Self-Help Center are in Adobe Acrobat (PDF) format. You can also print a form, either blank, for you to fill out by hand, or after you have filled it out online. The box for the field appears when you click next to the place where you want to enter text. This will keep other people from seeing what you enter on your form.Ī fillable form has fields in which you can enter text. If anyone knows a better way, Comment me.Alert! If you are working on a public or shared computer, remember to click the Clear This Form button at the end of the form when you are finished. I’m sure there is a pissed off Slashdot post about it somewhere.

But it’s still frustrating that a piece of software as widely used and as expensive as Acrobat, would miss something so mundane and simple. Anyway, I ended up manually removing the lines from the forms with GIMP, and hard coding the font-size. Just as quickly as I had changed it, the RTF formatting had disappeared. Until eventually someone suggested that I use rich-text formatting to configure the box to accept 9.5 pt spacing. After some googling I found a few posts on various forums. Being a good little Word user I searched around for a paragraph box…to no avail.Ībout 20 minutes later, I realised there was no easy way to change the line spacing on Forms.

I consistently had the problem where the lines would not match up.

In order to make the form look good, I had to set up form text boxes over the spaces where previously they had typed things in with the typewriter. So, what I did was I scanned the template they had for the Proposals and I imported it into Adobe Professional. Up until now they had been using triplicate carbon copies on a type writer to write up proposals. Today I set up a PDF Form for a local company.

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