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• Is it possible to create a PDF file that will add and subtract in the same form field?

  I design a pdf form to fill out for a friend in need as an invoice. He wants to add each element of cost that happening automatically and I got including but now he wants to be able to subtract an element if necessary and I am lost as to how to get the correct code. Is this possible?

  So let's say that you have called Item1, Item2, Item3, and discount fields and you want to add the first 3 and then subtract the fourth total (sub).

  You can use the simplified field Notation on the calculation of your total field tab and enter the following in it:

  (Item1, Item2 and Item3) - Discount

  If the field names are more complex then a custom calculation script may be used instead:

  event.value = (Number(this.getField("Item1").value) + Number(this.getField("Item2").value) + Number(this.getField("Item3").value)) - Number(this.getField("Discount").value);
  

• What product Adobe can create a PDF file that can not be changed or printed by the recipient?

  What product Adobe can create a PDF file that can not be changed or printed by the recipient?

  Hi quoman,

  Looks like you're wondering how to add security to a PDF file. You will need Acrobat Pro or Standard to do. If you do not have Acrobat, you can try it free for 30 days. See www.adobe.com/products/acrobat.html for more information.

  Best,

  Sara

• Creating a pdf file that contains forms

  I am trying to create a pdf file that combines three pdfs and several forms that I created in LiveCycle Designer ES 8.2. I have activated using the player to complete the forms so that they can be saved once completed.

  My problem is that when I try to combine the file in Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro Extended, it won't let me add the shapes because they are forms of Adobe XMS.

  I did not save the forms and XML forms, so I wonder how to save the forms so that they can be combined into a single pdf.

  I tried the option of the portfolio, but I think that this format will be confusing for people who need to use the package.

  You will need to combine them into the designer if possible. Once you have used the designer, Acrobat cannot be used to do something practical with the file. If you want that, you should use the Acrobat (under TOOLS) forms.

• can I create a pdf file that opens only with adobe

  Can I create a pdf file that opens only with adobe

  To answer question you directly, no, you can't do nothing to prevent a valid PDF file opens in a non Adobe Reader, for better or worse.

  -Dov

• Which product should I create a PDF file that I can put on my website for people to sign?

  Which product should I create a PDF file that I can put on my website for people to sign?

  Hi pattiw97437213,

  You can create interactive PDF forms using Acrobat DC & then post it on the Web site.

  See Help below links for reference: -.

  • Acrobat help. Publication of Web interactive PDF forms
  • Use the Acrobat forms and Web form data

  Kind regards
  Nicos

• Adobe booth 7.1 on Win7 32 bit, 4 GB of ram - when creating a pdf file, that he was very quickly now that is very, very slowly, at 53 seconds of 8 pages.  We scan many documents and this slows us down.   I tried another directory, cleaning the th

  Adobe booth 7.1 on Win7 32 bit, 4 GB of ram - when creating a pdf file, that he was very quickly now that is very, very slowly, at 53 seconds of 8 pages.  We scan many documents and this slows us down.   I tried another directory, clean the current directory, remove other programs that have been added and stopped scanning of Kaspersky.  Any help would be greatly appreciated

  Assuming that you are talking about Adobe Acrobat 7 Standard, it is far from being compatible with Windows 7, if problems are to be expected.

  The first version which has been is 9.2, if I remember correctly.

• How can I create a pdf file that is read-only as a resume so that no one can change it

  How can I create a pdf file that is read-only as a resume so that no one can change it

  Hi carolanns81914351,

  You require the Acrobat application for this, see this KB document for the parameters to restrict modification of a PDF Acrobat help. Securing PDF files with passwords.

  Let me know if you have any additional questions.

  Kind regards

  Nicos

• I want to create a PDF file that can be used by many people running on MAC and PC.  What should Adobe I use?

  you want to create the PDF file that can be used by many people running on MAC and PC.  What should Adobe I use?

  Hello Anne,.

  in all these cases, I use "Acrobat XI". You can first use a trial version, here is the link: Download Adobe Acrobat free trial version | Acrobat Professional XI

  Hans-Günter

• Creating a PDF file that has editable fields and replaceable images

  I tried to understand how I can create a PDF file that is replaceable photos and editable text. I work for a company in which all computers have only Adobe Reader as a means to view or edit a PDF file. So far, I managed to create a file that contains fields of text editable with a custom look and feel, which is great! However, the next step was to create "fields" that can be filled by a picture. Is there a way to create with LiveCycle or any other prorgram also replaceable images.

  My goal is simple: create a PDF file that has editable textfields and replaceable images. What should be done in Adobe Reader.

  I use Adobe Acrobat X Pro to create this file, and I wonder if Live Cycle can help me with this problem, or if this is even possible at first. Thanks in advance.

  Your goal is very simple with the LCD. Only use an Image field (important no Image) of the object library.

  Any time you can click on it and select a new image.

  

  Hope this information is useful?

  Kind regards Mandy

  PS: Ah I opened this tab and there is no answer right now

• Is there a function in Adobe Acrobat which allows me to create a PDF file that has a capacity of "self-destruction"?  We have a situation where we allow people to download PDF files, but after a series of time (48 hours), the file cannot be opened and rea

  Acrobat can create PDF files that once downloaded - cannot be opened after some preset (48 hours)?

  Sorry, Acrobat has no such feature of "Self-destruct" you ask.

  Kind regards

  Rave

• How to create a PDF form that will allow people to fill out online

  I will need to design forms serveral online, how can I do this through adobe

  Acrobat DC has the functionality you need.

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/Acrobat/using/creating-distributing-PDF-Forms.html

• Is it possible to create a PDF file that has a cycle of specified life or after a defined period, it will be impossible to open it again?

  I would like to circulate a document that is planned and to preserve its wider dissemination and future use I want to prevent access to its contents after a predefined time, is it possible?

  Yes, but you will have to use the DRM technology, which is very expensive.

• Create a pdf file that is readable in Adobe Reader

  Hello! I have an interactive pdf that I want users to be able to read in Adobe Reader or Acrobat Pro because it is the only drive that can handle correctly.

  Is this possible? For example many users saw on Mac as default player and it does not work in this viewer.

  Thank you

  Martin

  You can add a message to the PDF document and hide the message with Javascript.

• I'm trying to create a PDF file with several signature lines in that anyone can "Sign" by using their digital signature CAC (Common Access Card) active. The goal is to have a single document that people can open, sign on a designated line and save the doc

  I'm trying to create a PDF file with several signature lines in that anyone can "Sign" by using their digital signature CAC (Common Access Card) active. The goal is to have a single document that people can open, sign on a designated line and save the document (replacing the existing document) and close. Then another person can open the same document digitally sign another area of the form, save it, and close it. So on, and so on. Is there a way to do this? At the end of the day, I would end up with a PDF file with literally hundreds of signatures to enable different ACC everywhere...

  I don't understand what the problem is. In the post of the davidr96549424 on May 8, 2015 07:58 you presented a structure of a correct document. Is the issue of the creation of this structure in a PDF file? For this, you will need an Acrobat, not reader.

  XI in Acrobat, select Tools-> forms-Edit. Click 'No' on the form fields 'detect '. In the tasks Panel that opens, click on "add new field". Select "Digital Signature" and move it to the location in the document where you want to than the appearance of the signature to be. Repeat that for signature fields as you want. Users will sign by clicking on the prepared unsigned signature field which shows the dialog box "sign. Do not forget that as TSN has noted that a digital signature applies to the entire document. The entry in the document where it is is irrelevant. Each next signature covers all previous signatures.

  Your users can also sign a document from anywhere that they want without signature fields already prepared. For this select fill & sign-> work with certificates and the type of signing you want to sign up with. A dialog box that will tell you a rectangle for the appearance of signature rises and after you draw the rectangle of the dialog 'Sign' rises.

  PDF/Acrobat doesn't have a limit on a number of signatures in a PDF document. But! Don't forget that when you open a PDF file with Acrobat/Reader signatures valid all of them and takes time (several seconds - until 10 - for every signature), so if you have several signatures of dozens of their validation open can take a long time.

  I don't know how build you your workflow so that each person signs the same PDF and saves it. Economy runs on the same computer where the PDF is stored. You'll have to decide how to allow different people to have access to the same PDF. They, of course, you may sign this only one-at-a-time PDF.