When disabled, the cursor will return to the selector arrow after placing a field.

Keep Tool Selected – Click this icon to enable/disable the ability to place multiple fields.

Date – A read-only field that returns the current time date stamp when the recipient opens the Agreement.

Email – A read-only field that returns the email address of the recipient.

Full Name – A read-only field that returns a type-set version of the text entered in the Signature field.

Company – A required field that requests the Company name of the recipient.

Title – A required field that requests the Title of the recipient.

Initials – A single initials field that can contain up to four characters.

Signature Block – A multi-field signature that contains at least the Signature and Email fields, but can optionally include the signer's Title and/or Company, depending on the settings of the Acrobat Sign account used to send the document.

Signature Field – A single field signature.

Drop-down box – A pick list of items that the user can select one of.

Radio Buttons – Used to present an array of line items and the user can select only one of them.

Check Box – Used for presenting an array of line items when the user can select multiple options.

The most commonly used field for most forms.

Text field – The Generic Text field for allowing input.

Select Object – Frees the cursor to select any object on the page.

Using this with Acrobat’s form field placement tools, your document can be fully functional and professional in appearance. Tags allow for specific properties to be set for the fields.

It then creates an Acrobat Sign form field with the properties you have defined. The system specifically looks at the name the field is given, verifies that an Acrobat Sign tag has been defined. When a document is uploaded to the Acrobat Sign Document Library or send out for signature, the Acrobat form fields are processed by the system and converted into Acrobat Sign form fields.

Acrobat form fields combine the ease of use of the drag-and-drop authoring environment with the versatility of the text tags. While text tags are added directly to a document in line with the content, PDF tags are used to name the fields, defining the rules and validations of the physically placed field. Adobe Acrobat Sign text tags can be used in conjunction with Acrobat form fields to define the specific properties of a field.

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