creating pdf with fillable forms

[wonderings]

I need to convert an invoice/work order form for a client to a pdf that has fillable fields. I used the create form feature in Acrobat DC which worked amazingly well, just a few minor tweaks to some boxes. My question is, can I somehow universally change all the the fields font size to a different size without having to go through them one by one? (there are about 70+)

[Slappy]

Universally? Not really. I did this once a LONG time ago & thought you could Shift-Select a bunch & change the Properties on them in the Forms Editor through Acrobat. That may have changed in recent versions however.

[Ear]

Indeed. Creating forms in Acrobat reminds you that the various Adobe product teams do not collaborate.

[Farabomb]

No Ear, it's called a "feature".

[wonderings]

Well I did find a solution and it is very easy. When you create a form in Acrobat DC, it lists all the fields in a side bar. You can select them all there and universally change the font and font size with ease there. I had never done forms before, but this is very very very easy when you have the form designed already. Acrobat DC did an amazing job at detecting everything, just a few minor tweaks.