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I have a Microsoft .doc document of a form that I am currently having people fill out on paper. I would like the form to be fillable as an html form. What would be the easiest way to make this conversion?
The form is quite long so I’d like to automate the work as much as possible.
Note: I have tried converting the .doc directly to html. While the layout looks nice, the underlining in the .doc is not interpreted as a form field in the html document.
It must be very long for it to be easier to find an automatic conversion than just manually create an HTML form. If you recreate it in HTML, you can make smart decisions for the interaction of the form (questions that are skipped depening on the answer to previous questions, etc).
If you just want to convert it one on one, without any effort, Microsoft Docs or Google Docs is probably easiest.