5.3 for Windows
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- FOXIT CORPORATION LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR DESKTOP AND SERVER SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS
- Chapter 1 – Overview
- Chapter 2 – Getting Started
- Chapter 3 – Viewing PDFs
- Opening Documents
- Viewing Documents
- Navigating in Documents
- Adjusting the View of Documents
- Split View
- Fit Visible mode
- Read Mode
- Read Out Loud
- Read Out Loud uses the available voices installed on your system. If you have SAPI 5 voices installed from text-to-speech or language applications, you can choose them to read your PDFs.
- Note: Read Out Loud isn’t a screen reader, and some operating systems may not support it.
- Playing a Movie or a Sound Clip
- Working with Layers
- Finding Text
- Verify digital signature
- Working with Asian Languages in PDFs
- Share PDF on Facebook/Twitter
- E-mailing Documents
- Preview in the Outlook
- Thumbnails Preview in Windows
- Saving Documents
- Closing Documents
- Exiting Foxit Reader
- Chapter 4 – Working on PDFs
- Chapter 5 – Comments
- Chapter 6 – Forms
- Chapter 7 – Data Import & Export
- Chapter 8 – Advanced Editing on PDFs
- Chapter 9 – Printing
- Contact Us
FOXIT READER 5.3
User Manual
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XFA (XML Forms Architecture) Form
With Foxit Reader 5.3, you can fill in XFA forms with the Hand Tool , the
same which you were able to do with normal fill-able forms (also known as
AcroForm).
See also
“Setting form display preferences”.
Non-interactive Form
The document message bar will not appear. This kind of form acts like an
ordinary PDF document that has plain text and you will need to use the
Typewriter feature to fill in this form.
Filling in PDF Forms
PDF form operation: Foxit Reader allows you to fill in PDF forms and print them
out. These basic features are free for both personal and non-personal usage.
Moreover, Foxit Reader supports advanced form operations, such as saving
filled-out forms and import/export forms.
Filling interactive forms
If a PDF form contains interactive form fields, you can fill in the form with the
Hand Tool . When you place the pointer over an interactive form field, the
pointer icon changes to one of the following:
Pointing Finger -- Appears when the pointer is over a button, radio
button, check box, or item on a list.
Arrow -- Appears when you can select an item in a list of options.
I-beam icon -- Appears when you can type text into the form field.










