#ROTATE COMMENTS IN ADOBE DC FOR MAC PDF#
Note that attachments added with this tool are considered comments and do not become part of the PDF like attachments added through the Edit toolbar or the Attachments pane. The Attachment tool lets you attach a file or an audio recording as a comment. Then, choose a stamp from the submenu and click on the PDF where you want to place the stamp. To use the Stamp tool, select it in the toolbar, and then select a category from the drop-down menu: Dynamic, Sign Here, or Standard Business. The Stamp tool lets you add stamps such as Approved, Confidential, and Sign Here. To use the Erase Drawing tool, select it in the toolbar, and then click and drag your cursor over the drawing until you have erased the portion you want to remove. The Erase Drawing tool erases the drawing created with the Pencil tool explained above. To use the Pencil tool, select it in the toolbar, and then use the pencil icon to draw your comment. The Pencil tool lets you draw a comment directly onto the PDF. To use the Text Box tool, select it in the toolbar, click the location where you want to add the text comment, and then type your comment.
However, this tool encloses the comment in a text box. Like the Text Comment tool, the Text Box tool lets you type a comment directly onto the PDF. To use the Text Comment tool, select it in the toolbar, click the location where you want to add the text comment, and then type your comment. If you want to add new text to your PDF, use the Add Text tool in the Edit toolbar, instead. This tool should only be used for creating comments. The Text Comment tool lets you type a comment directly onto the PDF. After typing the new text, select the Post button.
Your cursor will move to the Comment pane where you can type the new text. To use the tool, select it in the toolbar, and then click the location where the new text should be inserted. The Insert Text at Cursor tool lets you indicate where new text should be inserted. After typing the replacement text, select the Post button. Your cursor will move to the Comment pane where you can type the replacement text. To use this tool, select it in the toolbar, and then select the text that should be replaced.
The Note to Replace Text tool lets you mark text for deletion and create a note showing the replacement text. To use the strikethrough tool, select it in the toolbar, and then select the text that should be deleted. The strikethrough tool lets you place a line through text that you want to mark for deletion. To use the Underline tool, select it in the toolbar, and then select the text to be underlined. If you want to add an underline that will become part of the PDF, use the underline tool in the Edit toolbar, instead. This underline is meant to draw attention to specific text for editing purposes. The Underline tool lets you place a line under the text. To use the highlight tool, select it in the toolbar, and then select the text that you want to highlight. The highlight tool lets you add a background color to draw attention to specific text. After typing your comment, select the Post button. Your cursor will move to the Comment pane where you can type your comment. To use the sticky note tool, select it in the toolbar, and then click the spot where you want the note to appear. The sticky note tool lets you “stick” a comment anywhere on the page. Now, let’s look at the thirteen tools in the Comment toolbar.
#ROTATE COMMENTS IN ADOBE DC FOR MAC HOW TO#
Comment toolbar and Comment pane How to Use the Comment and Markup Tools in Adobe Acrobat The Comment toolbar will appear directly above the PDF, and the Comment pane will appear on the right side of your screen. Select the Comment button in the Tools Center.How to Access the Comment and Markup Tools in Adobe Acrobat Unfortunately, you cannot change this option if the creator of the PDF has set Commenting to Not Allowed. Then, see if the Commenting option is listed as Allowed. To find out if commenting is allowed in your PDF, select File > Properties > Security. These tools are also available in Acrobat Reader when commenting is allowed in the PDF.
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