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The Show Tab the Numbers setting can be set to always display. <\/p>\n","answer":"

Answer: False.<\/p>\n\n

Feedback: Unfortunately, you have to go into the setting and choose to Show the Tab Numbers every time you open the form to work on it. This is not a setting that you can set once and forget about it. <\/p>\n","tips":{}},{"text":"

By default, a border is placed around the text form control.
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Answer: False.<\/p>\n\n

Feedback: One of the things that I do in order to make this type of form control more visible if the document is printed, is to right click, go into Properties, go into Appearance. Click on the border color and choose black. At activate my close button and go into Preview. When this page is printed out the place where someone has to either print or type their name is going to be outlined in black. This means it will be easier for them to find on the page so that they can print their name if they need to. I returned to edit mode and continue working on my form. <\/p>\n","tips":{},"image":{"path":"images\/image-62ff8192e120a.png","mime":"image\/png","copyright":{"license":"U"},"width":1789,"height":961},"imageAltText":"A PDF form with a border around the type form control."},{"text":"

If you are the designer of the form, then you have the ability to determine how much space to leave for the answer to a question that asks for comments, feedback, etc.<\/p>\n","answer":"

Answer: True.<\/p>\n\n

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Module 4: Knowledge Check - Form Controls

Brian Gould