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Thanks for clearing this up for me, now I can stop pulling my hair out over this and move on.
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Thanks for clearing this up for me, now I can stop pulling my hair out over this and move on.

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I have MS Word 2010 and Acrobat X.<br />
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In my word docuement I have serveral combo and drop down boxes. &nbsp;I'd like these boxes to be retained when I converting the document to PDF using the Acrobat X conversion plug-in in Word 2010. &nbsp;Is this possible? &nbsp;Right now, when I convert this document to PDF, I loose the drop down boxes, and all that remains is the first selection of the Word Drop Down Box / &nbsp;Combo Box. &nbsp;there is no interactivity, no pull downs to choose from...nothing.<br />
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Any help or input is greatly appreciated!<br />
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Brian
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I have MS Word 2010 and Acrobat X.

In my word docuement I have serveral combo and drop down boxes.  I'd like these boxes to be retained when I converting the document to PDF using the Acrobat X conversion plug-in in Word 2010.  Is this possible?  Right now, when I convert this document to PDF, I loose the drop down boxes, and all that remains is the first selection of the Word Drop Down Box /  Combo Box.  there is no interactivity, no pull downs to choose from...nothing.

Any help or input is greatly appreciated!

Brian

Convert Word to Adobe PDF - Retaining Drop Down Boxes

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