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Adobe is testing a new Fill & Sign experience in Acrobat DC. After updating to the latest release, if the steps and the user interface mentioned in this document don’t match with your version of Acrobat, see Fill and sign PDF forms | New experience.
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Hover the mouse over a form field and if you see a blue box, continue with this step (otherwise skip to the next step):
- If you see a blue box over a form field on hover, that means the form is fillable or interactive - it contains fields that you can select or fill in. Click anywhere in the blue box, the cursor is placed at the right position automatically. Type your text to complete the field.
Hover the mouse to display the detected text field
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Hover the mouse over a form field and if you see no blue box, that means it's a flat form. You can manually fill or add text.
- Click Add
Text 
in the toolbar. Click at the place in the document where you want to add the text, and then start typing.
- Use the field toolbar to make appropriate changes:
- To resize a field, use the font up or down button in the toolbar - the first two buttons from left.
- To move a field, move your pointer closer to field border until you see the drag handle, and then hold and move the field as required.
- To delete a field or typed text, click the trash button.
- To convert a normal text field into the comb field or vice versa, click the comb button - the second button from the right.
- To use annotations or symbols, click the Options menu
and select the annotation.
- Use Comb fields to fill or add text in continuous boxes in a line/row. The Comb field spreads the user-entered text evenly across the width of the text field, as shown below. While you are typing, if the characters do not fit in each box, adjust the spacing with the grab handle where the resize here points in the image above.
- Use Crossmark, Checkmark, and Dot to fill in check boxes and radio buttons. Use the Circle to circle text or the Line to strike out text. Click an annotation in the toolbar to select it, and then click on the form where you want to place the annotation. (Each click places the selected annotation at the respective location on the form.)
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Resize the first annotation you place to fit the check box or radio button in the document, and the next annotations you add will be of the same size and will fit the rest of the box/circle fields.
- Click Add
To sign a PDF form, you can type, draw, or insert an image of your handwritten signature or initials.
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If you've already added your signature or initials, just select it from the Sign options, and then click at the place in the PDF where you want to add your signature. Skip to the next step.
If you are signing for the first time, you see the Signature or Initials panel. Below is an example of the Signature panel.
You can choose to type, draw, or import a signature image. Added signatures and initials are saved for future use.- Type: Type your name in the field. You can choose from a small selection of signature styles; click Change Style to view a different style.
- Draw: Draw your signature in the field.
- Image: Browse and select an image of your signature.
- Save Signature: When this check box is selected, and you're signed in to Acrobat Reader or Acrobat, the added signature is saved securely in Adobe Document Cloud for reuse.
in the Fill & Sign toolbar, and then choose whether you want to add your signature or just initials.
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If you want to use an image as your signature:
- Sign your name in black ink on a clean, blank sheet of white paper. Sign in the middle of the paper so you don't photograph or scan the edges.
- Photograph or scan your signature. If you are taking a picture of your signature, make sure that the page is lit and that no shadows fall across the signature.
- Transfer the photo or scan to your computer. Acrobat/Reader accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, TIFF, TIF, and BMP files. You do not need to crop the image. Acrobat/Reader imports just the signature if the photo or scan is fairly clean.
Send a link of the non-editable copy of the filled and signed form. The copy is certified with Adobe Sign. Recipients won’t be able to modify the copy easily; any modification makes the certification invalid.
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Anyone with access to the link can view, but cannot make any changes to the document. Share the link in one of the following ways:
- Click Copy Link, and share it with others in an email.
- Click Attach link to Email. Your default email is displayed. The subject line is the name of the filled form and the body text of the email has the link to your filled form. Modify the subject and body text of the email if required. Add recipients’ email in the To field and click Send.
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The Adobe Sign window is displayed. The Name and Message fields are just like the ones you use for sending an email and appear to your recipients in the same way. Enter the desired information and do one of the following:
- (Optional) To explore advanced options including signer authentication, reminders, and more, click More Options.
- To add form fields and specify where to sign, click Specify Where To Sign.
Enter the information as prompted. For more information, see Send documents for signature.
