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get your free copy of the complete tutorial at www.att.com/biz called radio buttons in two forms using acrobat this is helpful when acrobat has failed to recognize a checkbox or a radio button during a form conversion or when you want to add additional radio buttons or checkboxes to an existing form keep in mind that acrobats form editing tools are only accessible when you are working with a file that Acrobat recognizes as a fillable form to add a radio button to a form start by clicking the prepare form tool found in the tool center or the tools pane if the open document has not yet been converted into a fillable form Acrobat prompts you to convert the file if the open document has already been converted into a fillable form Acrobat displays the Edit form screen click the Add radio button tool found in the forms toolbar the pointer turns into a radio button when placed over the PDF form and you can click to place the button at the appropriate spot in the document option buttons let a user choose one option from a set of options after placing the first option button into a form the radio button choice tag appears option buttons are grouped together and the grouping of buttons is named if you only have one radio button in the form you will see a message appear in this tag telling you that you need at least two radio buttons type the name of the choice that this radio button represents into the radio button choice field for the button you just created also type a name for the button group to which this button belongs into the group name field you can also check the required field checkbox to prevent users from submitting form data unless they choose one of the buttons in this group because users must choose between multiple options using option buttons Acrobat requires you to add at least one more option button to this group for the buttons to function if you only have one option to present to users you must use the check box instead click the add another button hyperlink and the radio button choice tag and then click into the document to place the second option button alternatively you can just click the same add radio button tool again in the forms tool bar and then click nearby the first radio button then type the name of the choice that this radio button represents into the radio button choice field for the button you just created however leave the group name value of the second button the same as the first radio button you created to show that these are two options within the same option group you can repeat this process until you have added all of the buttons you need to the group if desired you can click the preview button in the toolbar at the top of the form to see...