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Does any of you know what this is and how I can get rid of them? To make form fields ,  · Change grid settings as follows: To change the spacing between grid lines, enter a value for Width between lines and Height between lines. These steps apply to Adobe Acrobat Pro I have clicked something in my Adobe Acrobat Reader DC and it has resulted in my PDF having a transparant grey-white blocked lay-out (see picture). The grid is a system of lines that helps you align objects such as text boxes, buttons, form fields, and images in your PDF. You can use the rulers and the grid at the same time Voted Best Answer. Plus, change the grid's unit of measurement, color, and number of subdivisions. Under the View menu in Acrobat go to Show/Hide ->Rulers and Gridsthen see if there is a checkmakr by Grid. The grid is a system of lines that helps you align objects such as text boxes, buttons, form fields, and images in your PDF. You can use the rulers and the grid at the same time Learn how to use the grid in Adobe Acrobat, including Snap to Grid. Today, we are going to look at how to use the grid in Adobe Acrobat. Select View (from the hamburger menu (Windows), or the upper left (macOS)). You can also use the measuring tool to measure distances and areas of objects in PDF documents Please can someone walk me through how to view the grid lines on a PDF, using Adobe Acrobat Reader DC? I have recently installed this program, and am aware that there is a way of overlaying a grid onto the documents, but cannot seem to access this feature? Select Show/Hide > Rulers & Grids > Grid. If ,  · Grid lines don’t print. If there is just click on it to turn the grid off. Guides help you to line up objects such as form fields. To change the origin of the grid, enter a value for Grid offset from left edge and Grid offset from top edge. To change the number of subdivisions within each grid square, enter a value for Follow these steps to use grids to accurately line up text and objects in a document.