


Most browser based PDF viewers will not know how to display the form fields correctly. Opening the editable PDF directly from a browser will not work well. STEP 4: OPEN PDF IN LATEST VERSION OF ADOBE READER To avoid this make sure the form field is not set to a Rich Text Field in the PDF. If your form field is set to Rich Text Formatting, and the user does not have the font installed, when they click on the form field, the form field is reset. Unfortunately, this is another bug with some versions of Adobe Reader. STEP 3: ENSURE THE FORM FIELD IS NOT SET TO RICH TEXT FIELD Many products use “Edit here” or give an example of what to type into the form field. To avoid this set some initial text on all the form fields in the PDF. STEP 2: PUT SOME DEFAULT TEXT INTO ALL FORM FIELDSĮven though you have embedded the fonts and set the form fields to use the font as described, some versions of Adobe Reader on a Mac will revert to another font as soon as you start typing in an empty form field.
HOW TO ADD FONTS TO ADOBE ACROBAT PRO DC LICENSE
Most programs (Adobe Acrobat Pro and FlatPack) will warn you if the font you selected won’t embed fully because of license restrictions. Some fonts cannot be embedded because of license restrictions. An embedded subset means that only a few characters can be used of a font and not all that you might want to use

