Creating PDF forms

[East_coast]

Does anyone know any good freeware for craeting PDF forms?

Need to send out some information and collect data in a structured manner. Not all will have constant on-line access so the like of survey monkey will not be OK.


Any help welcome.

Thanks

[drumbrake]

You can save a MS Word document as a pdf.

Or upload the document to something like crocodoc.com and then you can download as a pdf.

[PDLM]

That's not what he asked. As a reader I've been happy with Foxit, but if you want to create forms then it's going to cost (US$95 I think).

[East_coast]

That's not what he asked. As a reader I've been happy with Foxit, but if you want to create forms then it's going to cost (US$95 I think).

I use it Foxit for a reader - not bloatware, fast and tabbed viewing. Doesn't support embedded 3D files though.

What do you recommend for forms, have you used the Foxit paid version?

[PDLM]

I don't know to be honest - I don't have any reason to be creating PDF forms. There is a 30-day free trial available on the Foxit paid version (presumably with some limitations).

[Flat Hunter]

I previously used cutepdf before. Never had any problems with it and it is free.

[PDLM]

Again, he's not asking for a PDF reader! He's asking for something that lets him create PDF forms. The version of CutePDF that does that is NOT free as far as I can tell.

[bryant.english]

Here's a free fully functional PDF maker...

Don't steal it though please, just download a copy okay?

[PDLM]

Perhaps the OP was looking for "legally free" rather than theft?

[bryant.english]

Perhaps....... actually I spend a lot of money on legal software, DVDs and music every month, I'm just seeing if I can catch a cat!

I don't think anyone who has the ability to use and install cracked torrents doesn't know about the Pirate Bay and other less conspicuously named download sites..