1. Print and Complete: A form may be printed, then typed or filled in by hand.
2. Complete On-Line: A form may be filled out while
online, then printed. Note that you risk losing your work of
your browser crashes or your internet connection fails.
3. Save and Complete: If your browser
is set to
open Acrobat Reader within the browser window, you have access to
the browser's "File - > Save As" feature. Save
the form to a folder on your computer; go off line; open Acrobat
Reader as a separate program, the open and complete the form.
You will be able to print, but not save, the completed form.
If you save the form to a folder on your
computer, you can then go offline and open the form in Acrobat
Reader. The "hand" cursor will turn into a text tool
when placed over a field in which you can type. Click in the
first text box with your mouse, type your information, then tab to the
next field. To return to a field later, click in the field or
use shift-tab tab backwards. Click in a box to put a check in
it.
To ease viewing while completing the form you
can enlarge the form by clicking on it with Acrobat's magnifying
glass.