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title: "Creating and Defining a PDF"
slug: "creating-and-defining-a-pdf"
updated: 2025-06-02T18:49:57Z
published: 2025-06-02T18:49:57Z
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# Creating and Defining a PDF

## 

## Article Overview

This article describes different methods for creating a new PDF defining its fields and connecting them to the Model. The article also details an example of a PDF output, an explanation of how to connect PDF pages to the Model, and a description of how to deal with malfunctions when trying to perform the actions described in this article and their solutions.

NOTE

- If you want to skip to our How to videos section and quickly learn how to create a PDF, add pages, and use the different tools, click [here](/v1/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#how-to-videos).
- The Flexible and Connectors options are not covered in this article. For additional information, please contact our support team.

## Creating a PDF Form

#### 

(See **Figure 1** and **Figure 2**)

To create a PDF form using the + Create New button, perform the following steps:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1748889705347.png)

**Figure 1: + Create New Button**

1. Click the **+ Create New** button (1).

*Result:*

The **Create new PDF file** window appears:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1685947648879.png)

**Figure 2: Create a Pdf Window**

NOTEThe Pdf Name is limited to 100 characters.

1. Enter a **Pdf Name** (2).

1. Click the **Ok** button (3).

*Result:*

The PDF form is created.

NOTETo prevent any system performance issues, the recommended maximum number of PDF forms to create per digital process is 10.NOTE

Once a PDF is created, use the dropdown to edit its name or to delete it.

NOTEThe + Create New button will appear on the screen only when creating the first PDF form. Additional PDFs will be added using the dropdown only.

### 

## 

## Adding PDF Pages

(See **Figure 3** and **Figure 4**)

To add new PDF pages, perform the following steps:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1748889781283.png)

**Figure 3: + Add Pages Button**

1. Click the **+ Add Pages** button (1).
2. Select a PDF file.

*Result:*

The PDF file is added:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1748889836355.png)

**Figure 4: Added PDF File**

NOTE

To add additional PDF pages, above or below the existing PDF, click one of the +Add Pages buttons.

NOTETo prevent any system performance issues, the recommended maximum number of PDF pages to upload per PDF is 30. 

### 

## Defining PDF Fields and Connecting Them to the Model

The added PDF pages are based on the structure of the Webflow you created using components. The pages display outputs of information that was input by the digital process end-users. Because of that, fields must be defined and connected to the Model in the same way Webflow components are connected to the Model. The connection of the fields to the Model is done by marking and defining them using different field types from the Tools section and configuring the properties.

### 

### Field Properties

The different fields in the Tools section are used to define the PDF fields. Each field type has its field properties.

#### **Text Field Properties**

**Figure 5** and **Table 1** describe the Text Field Properties:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1692608681079.png)

**Figure 5: Text Field Properties**

**Table 1: Text Field Properties**

| **Number** | **Icon** | **Name** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | - | Field Type | - Displays the type of the field - Enables to change the type of the field |
| 2 | - | Label | Enables to change the label of the field NOTEThe label is internal and will not be shown in the PDF preview and output itself. It is an internal indication for the field and is relevant only for the builder user |
| 3 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-d3i5akiz.png) | Field Name | Enables to connect the field to the Model NOTE For additional details on how to connect to the Model, see the [How to define and Connect PDF Fields?](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#how-to-define-and-connect-pdf-fields) section |
| 4 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-6bm7q1tb.png) | Background | Enables to select a background color for the field NOTE The background color is selected from a color palette or from the theme of the Webflow |
| 5 | - | Font Size | Enables to set the font size in points (pt) NOTE The default font size is 20 pt |
| 6 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-1t9etomg.png) | Font Color | Enables to select a font color for the field NOTE - The default color is blue - The font color is selected from a color palette or from the theme of the Webflow |
| 7 | - | Horizontal (H) Align | Enables to set the horizontal alignment of the field: - left - center - right |
| 8 | - | Vertical (V) Align | Enables to set the vertical alignment of the field: - left - center - right |
| 9 | - | Multiline (line brake) | - When checked - enables multiline - When not checked - multiline is disabled |
| 10 | - | Duplicate | Enables to duplicate the field |
| 11 | - | Delete | Enables to delete the field |

#### **Text Label Field Properties**

**Figure 6** and **Table 2** describe the Text Label Field Properties:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1692608870838.png)

**Figure 6: Text Label Field Properties**

**Table 2: Text Label Field Properties**

| **Number** | **Icon** | **Name** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | - | Field Type | - Displays the type of the field - Enables to change the type of the field |
| 2 | - | Label | Enables to change the label of the field |
| 3 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-bpdqa81w.png) | Field Name | Enables to connect the field to the Model NOTE For additional details on how to connect to the Model, see the [How to define and Connect PDF Fields?](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#how-to-define-and-connect-pdf-fields) section |
| 4 | - | Duplicate | Enables to duplicate the field |
| 5 | - | Delete | Enables to delete the field |

#### 

#### **Title Field Properties**

**Figure 7** and **Table 3** describe the Title Field Properties:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1692609007170.png)

**Figure 7: Title Field Properties**

**Table 3: Title Field Properties**

| **Number** | **Name** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | Field Type | - Displays the type of the field - Enables to change the type of the field |
| 2 | Label | Enables to change the label of the field |
| 3 | Duplicate | Enables to duplicate the field |
| 4 | Delete | Enables to delete the field |

##### 

#### **Image Field Properties**

**Figure 8** and **Table 4** describe the Image Field Properties:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1692609253406.png)

**Figure 8: Image Field Properties**

**Table 4: Image Field Properties**

| **Number** | **Icon** | **Name** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | - | Field Type | - Displays the type of the field - Enables to change the type of the field |
| 2 | - | Label | Enables to change the label of the field |
| 3 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-nic7lel4.png) | Field Name | Enables to connect the field to the Model NOTE For additional details on how to connect to the Model, see the [How to define and Connect PDF Fields?](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#how-to-define-and-connect-pdf-fields) section |
| 4 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-nnvs8yaq.png) | Background | Enables to select a background color for the field NOTE The background color is selected from a color palette or from the theme of the Webflow |
| 5 | - | Duplicate | Enables to duplicate the field |
| 6 | - | Delete | Enables to delete the field |

#### 

#### **O Mark Field Properties**

**Figure 9** and **Table 5** describe the O Mark Field Properties:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1692609524507.png)

**Figure 9: O Mark Field Properties**

**Table 5: O Mark Field Properties**

| **Number** | **Icon** | **Name** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | - | Field Type | - Displays the type of the field - Enables to change the type of the field |
| 2 | - | Label | Enables to change the label of the field |
| 3 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-ybwhqut0.png) | Field Name | Enables to connect the field to the Model NOTE For additional details on how to connect to the Model, see the [How to define and Connect PDF Fields?](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#how-to-define-and-connect-pdf-fields) section |
| 4 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-8xo26d7d.png) | Background | Enables to select a background color for the field NOTE The background color is selected from a color palette or the theme of the Webflow |
| 5 | - | Duplicate | Enables to duplicate the field |
| 6 | - | Delete | Enables to delete the field |

#### **Group Value Property**

After marking the desired PDF fields with the O Mark field type (1), it must be connected to the Model, to the appropriate string type transaction data item (2). Once the connection is done, an additional property, the Group Value (3), appears (see **Figure 10**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1748889954702.png)

**Figure 10: Group Value Property 1 of 3**

The Group Value property is set (4) with one of the Radio Questions options Values (5) that were set using the Properties section of the component (see **Figure 11**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1655876223447.png)

**Figure 11: **Group Value** Property 2 of 3**

When the user selects the radio question option through the digital process, the O Mark field type circles the option (6) on top of the PDF form (see **Figure 12**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1654594516691.png)

**Figure 12: **Group Value** Property 3 of 3**

##### 

#### **X Mark Field Properties**

**Figure 13** and **Table 6** describe the X Mark Field Properties:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1692609672338.png)

**Figure 13: X Mark Field Properties**

**Table 6: X Mark Field Properties**

| **Number** | **Icon** | **Name** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | - | Field Type | - Displays the type of the field - Enables to change the type of the field |
| 2 | - | Label | Enables to change the label of the field |
| 3 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-8j7ix61v.png) | Field Name | Enables to connect the field to the Model NOTE For additional details on how to connect to the Model, see the [How to define and Connect PDF Fields?](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#how-to-define-and-connect-pdf-fields) section |
| 4 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-gc58gly5.png) | Background | Enables to select a background color for the field NOTE The background color is selected from a color palette or from the theme of the Webflow |
| 5 | - | Duplicate | Enables to duplicate the field |
| 6 | - | Delete | Enables to delete the field |

##### 

#### **Bool Value Property**

After marking the desired PDF fields with the X Mark field type (1), it must be connected to the Model, to the appropriate boolean type transaction data item (2). Once the connection is done, an additional property, the Bool Value (3), appears. The Bool Value property is set to a true value (checked) by default (4) (see **Figure 14**):![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1748890024711.png)

**Figure 14: Bool Value Property 1 of 2**

When a checkbox is checked by the user through the digital process and as a result returns a true value, the X Mark field type marks the checkbox with an X (5) on top of the PDF form (see **Figure 15**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1654595255251.png)

**Figure 15: Bool Value Property 2 of 2**

#### **Signature Field Properties**

**Figure 16** and **Table 7** describe the Signature Field Properties:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1655822508552.png)

**Figure 16: Signature Field Properties**

**Table 7: Signature Field Properties**

| **Number** | **Icon** | **Name** | **Description** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | - | Field Type | - Displays the type of the field - Enables to change the type of the field |
| 2 | - | Label | Enables to change the label of the field |
| 3 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-6vnrr5y4.png) | Field Name | Enables to connect the field to the Model NOTE For additional details on how to connect to the Model, see the [How to define and Connect PDF Fields?](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#how-to-define-and-connect-pdf-fields) section |
| 4 | ![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-sltftypc.png) | Background | Enables to select a background color for the field NOTE The background color is selected from a color palette or from the theme of the Webflow |
| 5 | - | Horizontal (H) Align | Enables to set the horizontal alignment of the field: - left - center - right |
| 6 | - | Vertical (V) Align | Enables to set the vertical alignment of the field: - left - center - right |
| 7 | - | Duplicate | Enables to duplicate the field |
| 8 | - | Delete | Enables to delete the field |

#### 

## 

## How to Define and Connect PDF Fields

(See **Figure 17** to **Figure 22**)

To define new PDF fields, perform the following steps:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1748890084677.png)

**Figure 17: Tools Section and Marking**

1. Click the desired field from the **Tools** section (1).

NOTE

For this example, the process will continue with the **Text** field type (2).

1. Using the left click of the mouse, mark the desired PDF fields (3) with the **Text** field type.

*Result:*

The field is defined as text (4):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1748890119024.png)

**Figure 18: Defined field - text**

NOTE

It is best practice to change the label of the Text field to match the name of the field it defines.

1. Click the field (4).

*Result:*

The **Properties** (5) section displays the **Field Properties** (6):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1654596206320.png)

**Figure 19: Defined field - Text**

1. Configure the field properties, as necessary.
2. Connect the field to the Model:
  1. Click the icon (7).

*Result:*

The Model main screen is displayed:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-mw29ftr8.png)

**Figure 20: Model Main Screen**

1. 
  1. Click the appropriate transaction data item (8).
  2. Click the **OK** button (9).

*Result:*

The PDF screen is displayed:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1748890156258.png)

**Figure 21: PDF Screen**

1. Click the **Text** field (10).

*Result:*

The **Properties** (11) section displays the **Field Properties** (12) with the connection to the Model (13):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1654596543504.png)

**Figure 22: Connection to the Model**

## 

## PDF Output Example

**Figure 23** displays the structure of the Webflow. Three Main Page components, the first two contain Containers, Grids, and Text Input components that the end user will use to input information. The third Main Page contains the Preview component that will display the PDF with the output:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-43e9ggcn.png)

**Figure 23: Webflow**

The Preview component must be connected to the PDF form (see **Figure 24** to **Figure 27**):

1. Click the Preview component

*Result:*

The Properties section appears:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1681804567354.png)

**Figure 24: Properties Section**

1. Click the pencil (1).

*Result:*

The **+ Add** button appears:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-x1rhfy5o.png)

**Figure 25: The + Add Button**

1. Click the **+****Add** button (2).

*Result:*

The Form dropdown appears:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-nqwohwrt.png)

**Figure 26: The + Add Button**

1. Click the **Form** dropdown (3).

*Result:*

A list of available forms (4) appears:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-fv249iwv.png)

**Figure 27: Forms**

1. Select the desired form.
2. Click the **Ok** button (5).

*Result:*

The form is attached to the Preview component.

**Figure 28** and **Figure 29** display the digital process in which the end user inputs the information:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/repimage1.PNG)

**Figure 28: Digital Process Page 1**

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/repimage2.PNG)

**Figure 29: Digital Process Page 2**

**Figure 30** displays the PDF with the output:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-qa45wdhs.png)

**Figure 30: PDF with Output**

### 

## 

## Connecting PDF Pages to the Model

When a Webflow is implemented with Model conditioning, the output of the conditioning must also be reflected on the PDF as well. For example, a Webflow is built with three Main Page components. The first Main Page contains Text Input components for customer details and a Radio Question component with a yes or no question. The visibility of the second Main Page depends on the answer to the Radio Question. If yes, the second Main Page will be displayed and then the Third Main Page, and if no, the second Main Page will be skipped (see **Figure 31**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-3tn4u8l9.png)

**Figure 31: Webflow**

To enforce the logic, the transaction data item (1) connected to the second Main Page must be implemented with conditioning (2) (see **Figure 32**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-rl4mt02w.png)

**Figure 32: Model**

The same conditioning must also be reflected on the PDF. The form attached to the Preview components contains two pages. The first page (1) for the customer details and second page (2) for the partner details (see **Figure 33**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1654597444165.png)

**Figure 33: PDF Pages**

The second page must also be connected to the Model so that the condition that was implemented on the second Main Page component will be implemented on it as well (see **Figure 34** to **Figure 37**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1654597558952.png)

**Figure 34: PDF Second Page**

1. Check the second page (**2/2**) checkbox (1).

*Result:*

The **Page Properties** appear (2):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1654598211935.png)

**Figure 35: Page Properties**

1. Connect the page to the Model:
  1. Click the icon (3).

*Result:*

The Model main screen appears:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-znuoc51x.png)

**Figure 36: Model**

1. 
  1. Click the appropriate transaction data item (4).
  2. Click the **OK** button (5).

*Result:*

The PDF main screen is displayed with the second page connected to the Model:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/image-1654598363986.png)

**Figure 37: Page Properties Connected to the Model**

**Figure 38** displays the digital process in which the end user inputs the information. If the answer to the radio question (1) is Yes, then the second page will be displayed, and the user will input the information for the partner:

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/repimage3.PNG)

**Figure 38: Digital Process Page 1**

The same conditioning logic is also applied on the PDF. If the answer was Yes, then two pages are displayed with information (see **Figure 39**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/creating-a-pdf-image-e9ybtri8.png)

**Figure 39: PDF with Two Pages Output**

If the answer was No, only one page is displayed with information (see **Figure 40**):

![](https://cdn.document360.io/45e1a1b1-1964-46f1-939e-f40bde9b50fa/Images/Documentation/rep55.PNG)

**Figure 40: PDF with One Page Output**

### 

## 

## Troubleshooting

**Table 7** describes malfunctions that may occur when trying to create new PDFs, define new PDF fields and connect them and the PDF pages to the Model. The table also describes the reason/s for the malfunctions and provides possible solutions.

**Table 7: Troubleshooting**

| **Number** | **Malfunction** | **Reason/s** | **Solution/s** |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | Cannot create a new PDF | The name of the new PDF already exists | Create the new PDF and provide a new name as described in the [Creating a PDF Form](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#creating-a-pdf-form) section |
| 2 | Cannot deploy the digital process | A PDF is not attached to the Preview component | Attach a PDF form to the Preview component as described in the [PDF Output Example](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#pdf-output-example-) section |
| 3 | The digital process is stuck on generating a preview | The PDF fields are not connected to the Model properly | Connect the PDF fields PDF to the Model as described in the [How to define and Connect PDF Fields?](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#how-to-define-and-connect-pdf-fields) section |
| 4 | The PDF does not display any Output | The PDF fields are not connected to the Model properly | Connect the PDF fields to the Model as described in the [How to define and Connect PDF Fields?](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#how-to-define-and-connect-pdf-fields) section |
| 5 | The PDF pages are not behaving according to the implemented Model logic | The Pages of the PDF are not connected to the Model properly | Connect the PDF pages to the Model as described in the [Connecting PDF Pages to the Model](https://kb.easysend.io/docs/creating-and-defining-a-pdf#connecting-pdf-pages-to-the-model) section |

## How to Videos

To quickly learn about the structure of the PDF screen and about its features, watch the following videos.

- Creating a PDF:

[Embedded content](https://www.youtube.com/embed/-4dVqZQT9dY?&wmode=opaque&rel=0)

- PDF Screen Overview:

[Embedded content](https://www.youtube.com/embed/IHG74qyCLfM?&wmode=opaque&rel=0)

- Vertical/Horizontal Slicer:

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- Select:

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- Text Output:

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- Signature Output:

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- Image Output:

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- X Mark Output:

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- O Mark Output:

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## Related

- [Documents Overview](/pdf-overview.md)
- [Model Overview](/model-overview.md)
- [Setting Up the Model](/setting-up-the-model.md)
- [Model Implementation](/model-implementation.md)