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Depends on how you made the checkboxes.. &nbsp;If you used MS-Word/Excel - you could use format painter to do this very operation about re-sizing the checkboxes.. &nbsp;Another option is there a couple of tools out there to convert pdf to word and you can re-format back in Word and re-publish back into FDF/PDF format..<br />
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HTH,<br />
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Kent
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Depends on how you made the checkboxes..  If you used MS-Word/Excel - you could use format painter to do this very operation about re-sizing the checkboxes..  Another option is there a couple of tools out there to convert pdf to word and you can re-format back in Word and re-publish back into FDF/PDF format..

HTH,

Kent

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Worked like a charm. Thanks
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Excellent, thx for the accept.
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I created a multi-page form in Acrobat X Pro and it has numerous Yes/No checkboxes.<br />
When I printed out the document, the checkboxes turned out too small.<br />
Is there a method to make one box larger and then do a mass change to all others? There are a total of 100 Yes and 100 No checkboxes and I'd rather not do them one at a time.<br />
If not possible, any suggestions how to change quickly?
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I created a multi-page form in Acrobat X Pro and it has numerous Yes/No checkboxes.
When I printed out the document, the checkboxes turned out too small.
Is there a method to make one box larger and then do a mass change to all others? There are a total of 100 Yes and 100 No checkboxes and I'd rather not do them one at a time.
If not possible, any suggestions how to change quickly?

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