How to utilize Adobe Acrobat Sign Web Forms

Using webforms, you can create a document that can be signed electronically directly on your website. In this video, we will discuss webform access, creating webforms, editing web forms, configuration options, and troubleshooting.
0:30 Enable Web Forms
0:37 Create Web Form
4:27 Web Form Authoring Tips
5:10 Edit Web Form
6:39 Web Form Settings
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When I open Adobe Sign, it just opens online Acrobat, and looks very different. I'm trying to create a web form with multiple signers, (which I can initiate from Acrobat) with the first entering the email address of the second as described in the video, but my only option for a second participant is to hard code an email address. What am I missing?

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Were you able to resolve this issue? I am facing the same issue now