True" in this tutorial, we're going to look at how to create a form using a form wizard. We're also going to make this an editable form for the end user from the forms drop-down menu. In nine or ten, you will select "start form wizard" and then click "next". The wizard will find areas that were created in, for example, Word, which I created this document to begin with and then made it into a PDF. Now, I can also add a form field check and utilize other available features. I'm going to choose a text field and select it into this area here to create a text area. I'll add another text area as well. If we wish to change the field name, we can change it to something more appropriate. We can also make this a required field if necessary. Once I have created my necessary form fields, I will then close the form editing and select the advanced drop-down menu. From there, I'll select extended features. This is important if you want the end user to be able to fill out the form, save it, and send it back to you. Many people on the internet don't allow their forms to be created or edited using PDF, which creates the need for the end user to print the form and mail it in. If you want your end user to create an electronic form that they can send back to you, you will need to follow this step. Click "save" and it will allow you to save this in a filename. We're going to name this one "Form A". After saving, we're going to check the document. We have now opened the document and we're going to fill out the form by typing in a couple...
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