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System Requirements. Therefore, if your PDF file has multiple pages, you will get multiple images. After opening the PDF file in PDFelement 6, please right-click the page in the Thumbnail panel to choose "Adjoin all pages into one single image", you can choose the "Zoom", "Frame" and "Page Range" in the new open dialog box to convert.
Then you will get the dialog to choose the output folder to save the converted image, and you can type the output format,. Fill In Forms There are two kinds of form files. One is a PDF file with fillable fields, which enables you to fill the form directly by clicking the form fields without using other features. The other kind of form is a plain PDF file with lines and texts, which cannot be filled directly. This is called a Non-interactive PDF form.
You will see a grey highlighted notice appear as following. It informs you that this document contains fillable forms. When you place the pointer over an interactive form field, the pointer icon changes to one of the following:.
Create Interactive Forms Automatically Only available in PDFelement 6 Professional version PDFelement 6 supports to create interactive forms automatically with one click, which can dramatically improve your efficiency. If your non-interactive PDF form contains the blank lines and tables. For example, this application form is not fillable.
Create Interactive Forms Manually If the file you are working with is unable to be recognized to automatically create the fillable fields, PDFelement 6 offers the ability to create a fillable form manually. PDFelement 6 uses a group of buttons that can be used to create and design form fields in interactive forms.
You are able to add text fields, check boxes, radio buttons, combo boxes, list boxes and buttons to create an interactive PDF form. There are basic buttons to add form fields for you to create an interactive PDF form: Text Field : Lets the user type in text, such as name, email address, phone number, etc.
Check Box : Presents yes-or-no choices for individual items. If the form contains multiple check boxes, users can select what they want. Radio Button : Presents a group of choices from which the user can select only one item in the same group.
Combo Box : Lets the user either choose an item from a drop down list. List Box : Displays a list of options the user can select. Button : Creates an interactive form element to initiate certain predefined actions, such as opening a file, opening a website, or submit a form to a web server. This button appearance can also be customized.
Signature Field : Creates a blank digital signature field for reviewers to sign the document. Form Alignment You can align the selected form fields left, right, top, bottom, vertically or horizontally. Please do the following steps to align the fields:. Form Properties When you add the text field, check box or radio button, etc, you can drag the edge of the box to resize it.
Or move it to the correct place where you want. Press the Delete key to delete it. Double click the box to open the Properties dialog box, or right-click the box to choose Properties to open it. For different fields or boxes, you will get different properties. Here is an example of the Text Field Properties: Note: You can hold the Ctrl key and select multiple fields or boxes to select the at the same time, right-click one to choose Properties, the common properties will be enabled to change.
Then the properties for all the selected fields or boxes will be changed. Set Tab Order You can set the tab order of the form you created. The order number will show on the top left corner in purple box. By default, the tab order is the order of creating these fields and buttons.
The default order will show, the you can click the field or button one by one as the new order that you want. After setting, click the "Close Form Editing" button, fill in the field or button using the Tab key as the order that you set. If your PDF file does not contain any form fields, you still can use our program to extract data from the marked areas no matter it is the scanned PDFs or the normal PDFs. The batch process is an excellent tool to use if you have a form that has been filled in multiple times to collect different data, or if you have PDFs that you need to extract data from the same area.
All the options for importing and exporting form data will be unavailable when you open ordinary PDFs or non-interactive forms. The import and export data can only be Form Data Format.
You can add a password to a PDF document to limit access and restrict certain features, such as printing, copying and editing. When you set the Open Password, anyone who tries to open the PDF file must type in the password that you specified.
When you set a Permission Password, anyone who wants to change the restrictions must type the Permission Password. Please note that if a PDF is secured with both types of passwords, it can be opened with either password.
Tip: There is no way to recover a password from the PDF if you forget it. We recommend that you keep a backup of the passwords that you have used to protect your PDFs. In the new dialog box, you will get: Open Password settings: Require a password to open the document —selects to require users to type the password you specify to open the document. Password —type the password as you want that users must type to open the document.
Confirm password —type the password again to confirm the password. Permission Password settings: Require a password to change security settings and get access to specific functions —selects to require users to type the password you specify to edit, change or print the document.
Password —type the password as you want that users must type to change the permissions settings. If the file is opened in PDFelement 6, the user can view the file but must enter the permissions password to change the file's security and permissions settings.
Printing allowed —specified the level of printing which users are allowed for the PDF document. Changes allowed —defines which editing actions are allowed in the document. Enable copying of text, image and other content —defines whether copying of text, images and other content is allowed.
Digital Signature A digital signature acts as a traditional handwritten signature that can be used to authenticate the identity of a user as well as the document content.
It stores information about the signer along with the date, time, and state of the document when it was signed. If journey maps are the children to experience maps, then service blueprints are the grandchildren.
They visualize the relationships between different service components such as people or processes at various touchpoints in a specific customer journey. Think of service blueprints as a part two to customer journey maps. For the Lyft scenario above, we would take the journey map and expand it with what Lyft does internally to support that customer journey. The blueprint could include matching the user to a driver, contacting the driver, calculating fares, and so on. User stories are used in Agile to plan features or functionalities.
A user story map is a visual version of a user story. These steps could be: logging in, beginning deposit, taking picture of check, and entering transaction details. For each step, we can document required features: enabling camera access, scanning check and auto filling numbers, and authorizing signature. In a user story map, these features are written on sticky notes, then arranged based on the product release that each functionality will be added to.
While, at a glance, a user story map may look like a journey map, journey maps are meant for discovery and understanding think big picture , while user story maps are for planning and implementation think little picture. Although a journey map and user story map may contain some of the same pieces, they are used at different points of the process. For example, imagine our journey map for Lyft indicated that a pain point appeared when the user was in a large group.
To address it, the team may introduce a multicar-call option. We could create a user story map to break this feature multicar call into smaller pieces, so a product-development team could plan release cycles and corresponding tasks.
The benefits of journey maps and most other UX mappings are two-fold. Summary: Journey maps combine two powerful instruments—storytelling and visualization—in order to help teams understand and address customer needs. While maps take a wide variety of forms depending on context and business goals, certain elements are generally included, and there are underlying guidelines to follow that help them be the most successful.
By Kate Kaplan. In its most basic form, journey mapping starts by compiling a series of user goals and actions into a timeline skeleton. Next, the skeleton is fleshed out with user thoughts and emotions in order to create a narrative. Finally, that narrative is condensed into a visualization used to communicate insights that will inform design processes.
Journey mapping combines two powerful instruments: storytelling and visualization. Storytelling and visualization are essential facets of journey mapping because they are effective mechanisms for conveying information in a way that is memorable, concise and that creates a shared vision. This shared vision is a critical aim of journey mapping, because without it, agreement on how to improve customer experience would never take place.
Zone B: The heart of the map is the visualized experience, usually aligned across 3 chunkable phases of the journey. The 4 actions, 5 thoughts, and 6 emotional experience of the user has throughout the journey can be supplemented with quotes or videos from research. Zone C: The output should vary based on the business goal the map supports, but it could describe the insights and pain points discovered, and the 7 opportunities to focus on going forward, as well as 8 internal ownership.
Journey maps should always be created to support a known business goal. Maps that do not align to a business goal will not result in applicable insight. Some potential business goals that journey mapping could be applied toward are listed below.
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