Opening in Acrobat Reader ( pdf file ) then you can write

[playlife]

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sample image below :



kana "blue water" area cant be delete.. mahug cya template.

kana "text here___" pwede ka write in that area while opening sa acrobat reader.

but, i dont know asa na gbuhat para maka write ka dha, it can actually saveas, write &
and print .

mostly likely sakto mo acrobat pro, pero how? wla man ko software gd

[nirdle_phogi]

mas nindot sa MS Office InfoPath nimo buhaton bro..

[cliff_drew]

sample image below :



kana "blue water" area cant be delete.. mahug cya template.

kana "text here___" pwede ka write in that area while opening sa acrobat reader.

but, i dont know asa na gbuhat para maka write ka dha, it can actually saveas, write &
and print .

mostly likely sakto mo acrobat pro, pero how? wla man ko software gd

Imo diay gi mean kay maghimo ka ug dynamic or fillable form? I can teach you how to do that. Though you can't save a copy of the file but you can print or email.

See below image as my sample.

[friedrich]

try this link, bro.
I don't know if this is what you're looking for but this might be of help in the future.

Tutorial: How to create fillable PDF form fields

[playlife]

@cliff_drew:

yah mao na bro :

@friedrich:

i think this works, ill try this

[cliff_drew]

@cliff_drew:

yah mao na bro :

Ah ok... May I ask if you have Adobe Acrobat Professional? version?

[friedrich]

any luck so far?

[cliff_drew]

any update TS?

[playlife]

Ah ok... May I ask if you have Adobe Acrobat Professional? version?

bro gi search for utorrent, i think wla
man tingali ni cya ky wla may seeds ug leachers.

in other words wla pako adobe acrobat pro, anyone naa?

[cliff_drew]

@playlife

I suggest you better have a licensed Adobe Acrobat Pro. In my case, Im using Adobe Acrobat Professional 7 and it is bundled with Adobe Designer, a tool which enable you to create and manage dynamic forms. But for testing purposes, you can also check out the trial version offered by Adobe. Click this link --> Adobe Designer Try-out

Steps in creating a form

1. Go to Advanced > Forms > Create New Form.
2. You will see a pop-up message telling you that a new form will be created in Adobe Designer.
3. Designer will launch a "Forms Assistant" and you may choose any options either creating a form from scratch, using a template, or generating a fillable form from a static PDF or a Word file.
4. Here's a screenshot of Adobe Designer.



Located at the right side of the Designer window is called the Library, a window where the standard tools to create a dynamic form can be located.

Once you've downloaded the trial version, feel free to explore its features. Good Luck!