Turning Company Documents into online Forms with signatures

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Hi,

It has been quite a few years since using Adobe Pro… I have been transforming MS Word documents into PDF Form formats for electronic purposes.

This is for learning and training assessing purposes.

I want to have the candidate populate the existing form template… then require there signature.

I then require the Assessor to mark their submission and leaving comments.  Finally signing off also.

Is there an easy way using the Adobe Pro Forms?

Cheers, Scottie

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