How to Change Font Color in Adobe Reader
Adobe created the portable document format, or PDF, so that files could be shared easily by users and they could be shared across computer platforms. Adobe PDF documents can be multi-page documents or single-page documents, and they can include an array of graphics and text, which include an assortment of colored texts. For people with vision problems, reading lighter-colored fonts can be difficult. You can change the preferences in Adobe Reader to show text in different colors.
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Instructions
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Open Adobe Reader. Click the "Edit" drop-down menu and choose "Preferences."
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Select "Accessibility" in the navigation pane on the left.
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Check the box beside "Replace Document Colors." This opens the other options for editing.
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Select "Custom Color." At this point you can modify the background color and the font color. To change font color, click the color palette box beside "Document Text."
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Select the color from the small palette box. You can also choose "Other Color" to further customize your font color. Select your color and click "OK."
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Tips & Warnings
Darker-colored fonts are easier to read on white backgrounds
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Comments
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I did but nothing happen what is the reason?
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Since I wanted to print my pdf document in a different colour , Kristjan's comment was more helpful to me.
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Kristjan Pucko
Jan 26, 2011
If ur using it just for printing go to Tools -> Select & Zoom -> Snapshot Tool and select page per page and paste it in open office or word... -
Sabine Josephine
Nov 16, 2010
Do you know how to make it print in the color you selected, though? It keeps printing in black, although on the screen it looks the way I want it to be...
