Creating PDF Forms in InDesign
Save time and gain control by building and exporting PDF forms directly from InDesign
In a perfect world with uninterrupted internet access available everywhere, it’s not hard to imagine web-based forms completely replacing PDF forms. But we don’t live in a perfect world, and as much as I want my internet connection to always be “on,” the reality is that it’s not. So PDF forms will probably continue to be an important tool for gathering information.
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Thank you for this helpful article. I’ve tried to make forms right from InDesign before and given up because it was just way harder than it seems like it should be. These tips are great!
Excellent article…the more I can accomplish in InDesign before it ever gets to Acrobat Pro, the easier it is! Thanks for your step-by-step insructions and easy to follow tips.