A check box is a type of form field that presents yes-or-no choices for individual items. This section explains how to create, move, resize, and delete check boxes, and more.

A push button is an interactive form element to initiate certain predefined actions, such as opening a file, submitting data to a web server, or resetting a form. This section explains how to create, move, resize, and delete push buttons.

This section introduces 10 basic buttons in Foxit PDF Editor that you can use to add form fields and create an interactive PDF form.

Foxit PDF Editor also offers form field recognition commands to recognize form fields in PDF documents. There are two commands for form field recognition in PDF forms: Designer Assistant and Run Form Field Recognition.

Foxit PDF Editor supports the generation of 2D barcodes for the forms integrated with Ultraforms technology, making the form data easily scanned, captured and incorporated into a database.

You can import form data from other file formats to a PDF form, or export form data on a PDF form to other file formats. You can also export form data from multiple PDF forms to a CSV file.

You can import form data from other file formats to a PDF form, or export form data on a PDF form to other file formats. To import and export form data is similar to the way of importing and exporting comment data.

You can comment on PDF forms, just like any other PDF. You can add comments only when the form creator has extended these rights to the users.

Non-interactive Form acts like an ordinary PDF document that has plain text, and you will need to use the tools in the Fill & Sign context tab to fill in this form.

If a PDF form contains interactive form fields, you can fill in the form with the Hand command. Click the form field you want to fill in, either to select an option or to place an I-beam pointer in the field so you can start typing.