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the Properties dialog, depending on your preferences. (See more about forms preferences.)<br />

To add a list box field:<br />

1. Open the <strong>PDF</strong> in <strong>Nitro</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Professional</strong>.<br />

2. On the Forms ribbon tab, in the Fields group, click List Box .<br />

3. On the page, drag the pointer where you want the field to appear.<br />

4. Double-click on the field and do one of the following (depending on your preferences):<br />

· In the Properties context tab, name the field and set its appearance settings.<br />

· In the Properties dialog, name the field and set its appearance settings.<br />

5. Do either of the following:<br />

· If you're using the Properties context tab, in the More group, click Properties and then Options.<br />

· If you're using the Properties dialog, click the Options tab.<br />

6. Select Options. Click Item and type a name in the text box. Click the Add item to add the text to the<br />

Items List. Type an export value in the Export Value text box. Continue adding items following the<br />

same steps.<br />

7. Click Sort items if you want the list sorted in alphabetical order. Select items in the list and click the<br />

Down/Up buttons to rearrange the items in the list manually. Select an item and click Delete to<br />

remove it from the list.<br />

8. If you want a user to select multiple items for the response, check Multiple Selection.<br />

To edit a list box form field:<br />

1. Open the <strong>PDF</strong> in <strong>Nitro</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Professional</strong>.<br />

2. On the Form ribbon tab, in the Fields group, do either of the following:<br />

· Click the field type that corresponds to the field you want to edit.<br />

· Click Edit All Fields.<br />

3. Double-click the field to begin editing its attributes.<br />

12.3.7 Creating text fields<br />

The most common field type on <strong>PDF</strong> forms is the text field. Text fields permit respondents to add alpha text<br />

and/or numeric values. You can format text fields in a number of different ways to insure fields are<br />

completed properly. You can add custom format scripts, validate data, assign actions, and perform<br />

calculations on text fields.<br />

Tip: You can edit general- and appearance-related attributes via the Properties context tab or<br />

the Properties dialog, depending on your preferences. (See more about forms preferences.)<br />

To add a text field:<br />

1. Open the <strong>PDF</strong> in <strong>Nitro</strong> <strong>PDF</strong> <strong>Professional</strong>.<br />

2. On the Forms ribbon tab, in the Fields group, click Text Field.<br />

3. On the page, drag the pointer where you want the field to appear.<br />

4. Double-click on the field and do one of the following (depending on your preferences):<br />

· In the Properties context tab, name the field and set its appearance settings.<br />

· In the Properties dialog, name the field and set its appearance settings.<br />

5. Do either of the following:<br />

· If you're using the Properties context tab, in the More group, click Properties and then Options.<br />

· If you're using the Properties dialog, click the Options tab.<br />

6. Select Options. Click Alignment and select from drop down menu items text alignment for left,<br />

center, or right.<br />

7. Add text in the Default Text box if you want text to appear as a default for the field. Something like<br />

a zip code or country might be used where most of your respondents are likely to come from the area<br />

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