Design Mode EnabledĬongratulations, you have just learned the basics of creating interactive forms. The completed blank form should look like the images below depending on whether you have design mode enabled or disabled. We will also add a plain text response box for any toppings not listed. We will add check boxes to question 8 as well. Repeat the process for any other questions that require one or more options. Now you can add the check box content control after each option. You will first enter your options (male and female). Since it is a combo box, users will be able to select an option and type why they like the color.įor the fourth question, we will add check box options. You will do this by selecting the Rich Text Content Control (allows users to edit formatting) or the Plain Text Content Control (only allows plain text without formatting) option.Īlternatively, you can add a “Combo Box,” which will allow you to add any options you want, as well as allow users to enter additional text if needed.

Text Sectionsįor any answers that require a text based answer, you can add text sections.

If you want to see what it looks like in action, remember to deselect the “Design Mode” option.

What type of vehicle do you drive? ( Plain Text Response)Ĭlick on the “Developer” tab which you added earlier and under the “Controls” section, choose “Design Mode” to begin creating different control options.

What is your dream job and why? Limit your answer to 200 words ( Rich Text Response).

Best Pizza Toppings ( Check Box and Plain Text Response).

Favorite Primary Color and why: ( Combo Box).

For this tutorial, we will try to get the following information: First, you will need to enter the basic questions. The form we will create in this example is a simple form to collect information about people who fill them out. Now that you have a blank template, you are ready to start adding information to the form. Lastly, press “Ctrl + S” to save the document. Now you will need to click the “Templates” check-circle and then press “OK” to create a blank template. Begin by navigating to the template options again, but instead of selecting a pre-made form, select “My Templates.” Since that is the easy way and you may not be able to find a template that fits your needs, we will discuss the best way to create forms from scratch. When you have found your template, just download it and edit the form as needed.

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