I have read to just click out of the interactive field to stop using it or hit enter and the text will automatically resize but that hasn't happened. This has left me with a number of lines where the font is all the same size and one where the font is larger. You can still access them by using the arrow keys though.
The text size changes to fit the amount of words in the line, although when you put too many words in the line the PDF is still recording what you are writing but the words start to go out of view at the end of the line. It looks like each line is an interactive field rather than one large one but I'm not sure.
You are able to add form fields like push buttons, text fields, check boxes, combo boxes, list boxes and radio buttons to an interactive PDF form and specify their properties. It is a series of lines in a passage where I have to write an explanation. Foxit PDF Editor provides a group of buttons that can be used to create and design form fields in interactive PDF forms. The non-interactive part was easy enough, I was able to tweak the spacing and font size etc to get the result I wanted, but I am having difficulty with the interactive part. At the end I will have to print it out and send in the hard copy as that is what is required by the organisation I am dealing with. With Foxit PhantomPDF, you can easily nest, edit, or delete bookmarks in a PDF file if the security settings allow. I am having some problems trying to fill in a PDF that is both interactive and non-interactive. Following the subscription expiry of PDF-XChange in March 2022, ITS has arranged another alternative PDF editing tool, Foxit PDF Editor, for use by staff.
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