How to Add and Format Text in PDFs with Adobe Acrobat

1)How do I get text in a formatted box to appear in one line and not have spaces in between for ex. A company name ( to fit across in one line) and address (to not break out and give a space on the following lines)

2) How do I add a another line to text box formatted with different text boxes

Thanks Erin, here's My ? I want to change the same words in a PDF at the same times , Like change "rabbit" to "hare" on every page found. and not do a page and a word at a time, hope you see this and reply, TY

3.14 how can i create multiple pages for not enough space in one page

Adobe makes things so stupidly difficult to add something as simple as TEXTS. I can't seem to add texts at all...seen lots of complaints about this.

Do you have a tutorial that shows how to add an additional row or column to a pdf form? For example I am filling in a living trust form and want to add additional items but I ran out of rows.

I am bewildered right away by all this talk and examples of text boxes. You might as well be speaking Greek. And I don't want to do anything like your examples. Let me tell you by example what I thought "add text in pdf" meant. Say I have, in my text, the word "smile" and it was supposed to be "smiled." How do I go into Edit, move my cursor to the word "smile", position it after the "e", and add a "d"? I don't need to know any of the other stuff you talked about, just how to add, subtract, delete, etc. letters, commas, etc., change capital letters to small ones and vice versa, change letters to superscript or subscript, etc. Right now, when I press "edit" on a document I've been given, and try to move the cursor to particular words, to edit them, I get weird blocks, whole paragraphs in funny grey hatched shading, or a whole page in a text box with four circles at the corners and connecting lines that won't let me work on any words or letters within the text box. (All I can do is deleted or operate on the whole paragraph or page, which is not what I want to do.) So either I'm doing something wrong, or the previous person who created the Adobe document has put some kind of lock on the text to prevent subsequent editors from changing individual words or characters. Could you tell me (a) what is the normal way of editing text in the way I'm talking about, when the document hasn't been locked up; (b) assuming someone has locked up the text, what is the way to unlock it?

So it's not possible to add text to a specific layer? This software is clearly worth the 800 bucks per year.

Hi, Erin! What Adobe Acrobat Pro version gives options to change point (like 14pt) font sizes?

Thank you miss Erin.

I appreciate the clear, concise presentation. The pace and voice-over are both excellent. Thank You

How to create fillable documents with adobe

Thank you 💛 very useful 🙏

I have three paragraphs in one text box. Is it possible to indent one of those paragraphs without affecting the others?

DO i need to upgrade from acrobat XI pro?

Great video but I do have one question I am hoping you can answer. If I need to add more text to an already exited textbox, how do I do that while at the same time, have the pdf make room for the things after it so that it doesn't collide with each other? I have a pdf that is formatted perfect right now, however I need to add more info and don't want to do that if it is just going to collide into the info after it.

Do you know how to add a custom font color to Adobe Acrobat Pro?

Hi Erin, Thanks for this. It's great. I'm wondering if you know how I can easily add in a long paragraph to an already completed and well spaced fillable form I created. I created it in Word before converting to a PDF, but now I've decided I want another paragraph of about 100 words. Do I have start over in WORD?

Thank you for this!!

Can you change the background color of a text box?