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ed	posted on 9th Nov 08 at 22:51
	You can create a PDF with form items in it. It will then make an XML file with the responses that gets e-mailed. The company I used to work for uses them for their job application forms... https://www.web-based-bookings.com/uploaded/documents/Wasteland%20Application%20Form.pdf
M2RTY	posted on 9th Nov 08 at 19:03
	infopath?
Whittie	posted on 8th Nov 08 at 20:19
	If you're wanting to email a form to people. You can create one in Outlook...
deano87	posted on 8th Nov 08 at 14:48
	quote: Originally posted by liamC Thanks for the help chaps, It is in relation mate yes - They want a professional looking order form to be able to be mailed out, filled in by the user, and sent back via email, but not as a word document... Nothing wrong with a Word document and forms, then locking it. But it does have issues of compatibility, so PDF would be best :)
liamC	posted on 8th Nov 08 at 11:58
	Thanks for the help chaps, It is in relation mate yes - They want a professional looking order form to be able to be mailed out, filled in by the user, and sent back via email, but not as a word document...
John	posted on 8th Nov 08 at 11:31
	As apk said, online form would surely be the most profesional. You could create a pdf to email to them with the final details.
Tommy L	posted on 8th Nov 08 at 10:26
	quote: Originally posted by aPkI think you can create a PDF form with editable text areas but it just lets you print a copy off rather than save and return by email.... :thumbs:
AndyKent	posted on 8th Nov 08 at 09:03
	Assuming its in relation to your web/graphic design business thing would it not be far easier to do an online form? I think you can create a PDF form with editable text areas but it just lets you print a copy off rather than save and return by email....
deano87	posted on 8th Nov 08 at 08:51
	Not that I know, of, no. In Word you can create 'Forms' (bit of a ball ache unless you really know Word well), and than lock/protect the document, so they can only change/amend bits which need to be filled in :)
liamC	posted on 8th Nov 08 at 08:08
	I need to create an order form but dont want it in word as it looks unprofessional. Is it possible to create a PDF that where you can enter data into text fields and be filled in and sent back via email or whatever?