Another method...
Acrobat uses "Forms Fields" to add text to its document. The button is between the "Crop" and "Touchup Text" tools on the tool bar. Clicking on the "Form tool" button switches you into form mode and let you create boxes where you want to type in your text later on. After you have created your form boxes, switch back to normal mode by clicking on the "hand tool" button and start filling in the forms you have created earlier. Moving between boxes with the Tab key or with the mouse. Be aware that the form fields must be formated (font face, size, etc.) in the form mode before you start typing in your text. Formating the fields after typing in your text will erase all text already filled in. Undoubtedly, you might save your document many times. Use the "save as" command to save your document after a few times of using the "save" command to reduce file size. When sending to printer, make sure you choose "optimize for print." This will give you sharper text than normal. Have fun with Acrobat, one of the best softwares ever made!
