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EXCELLENT video! I've been looking for this information all over the web. Not only is your video dead on, your teaching style is absolutely crystal clear and easy to follow. I'm anxious to see what other Acrobat Pro videos you have. You could save me a TON of time!
Hey Joel! Thank you for your comment. So happy to hear you found this helpful - and yes we have a full playlist of Adobe pro videos for you to binge on 🍿😊 here’s the link: th-cam.com/play/PL50W2jUB3jufF5QFsF1PrpS2zs9N5Ak7I.html&si=Cz1ZU8hTHh8VK4WR
This was super helpful - I do have a follow up question though. Once you have clicked on one of the radio buttons in the group, is there a setting so that you can unmark the button? So say you have a yes and no. You've clicked yes, but you actually want it to be a clean page, and basically not answer. Is there a setting to be able to do that without clearing the whole form?
Thanks a lot ! I've been doing a few of these for a while but without duplicating, took so long... This is going to save me some precious time. Thanks again !
Can anyone tell me where Prepare Form has gone? Adobe did a few updates and I can no longer do anything shown in this video. I use to do this all the time. Was looking for info on radio button and came across this video. I wish they would switch back, it was so much easier this way.
Great video. Did you create the original form in Adobe or in a program like Word, Pages, Google Docs before you added the buttons? Can you make the form in those programs and then open it in Acrobat Pro DC and then add the fields and buttons? Thank you.
Yes! I do this all the time! I generally create in Word just because I know the ins and outs of that program more than anything. Then you can save as a PDF, or just open in adobe and convert it to a PDF then make it fillable :)
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EXCELLENT video! I've been looking for this information all over the web. Not only is your video dead on, your teaching style is absolutely crystal clear and easy to follow. I'm anxious to see what other Acrobat Pro videos you have. You could save me a TON of time!
Hey Joel! Thank you for your comment. So happy to hear you found this helpful - and yes we have a full playlist of Adobe pro videos for you to binge on 🍿😊 here’s the link: th-cam.com/play/PL50W2jUB3jufF5QFsF1PrpS2zs9N5Ak7I.html&si=Cz1ZU8hTHh8VK4WR
And binge I will! Thanks! @@EssetinoMedia
THANK YOU! Best explanation of duplicating radio button groups that I've found. 👍👍
This was super helpful - I do have a follow up question though. Once you have clicked on one of the radio buttons in the group, is there a setting so that you can unmark the button?
So say you have a yes and no. You've clicked yes, but you actually want it to be a clean page, and basically not answer. Is there a setting to be able to do that without clearing the whole form?
Thanks a lot ! I've been doing a few of these for a while but without duplicating, took so long... This is going to save me some precious time. Thanks again !
You are terrific - solved my radio button issue. Well-explained and easy to follow. Thanks!
Thank you very much, so helpful for me
How do you have your workspace settings like this?
Thanks for your video.
Can anyone tell me where Prepare Form has gone? Adobe did a few updates and I can no longer do anything shown in this video. I use to do this all the time. Was looking for info on radio button and came across this video. I wish they would switch back, it was so much easier this way.
thanks!
Great video. Did you create the original form in Adobe or in a program like Word, Pages, Google Docs before you added the buttons? Can you make the form in those programs and then open it in Acrobat Pro DC and then add the fields and buttons? Thank you.
Yes! I do this all the time! I generally create in Word just because I know the ins and outs of that program more than anything. Then you can save as a PDF, or just open in adobe and convert it to a PDF then make it fillable :)
@@katystocking9044 I read the comment above and saw your reply. I was going to type a similar question/experience. This is very helpful. Thank you.