How to Work a Typewriter for PDF Adobe Reader 6.0
PDF files are basically large image documents, though many resemble word processing files when they're opened. Because a PDF is an image, it cannot be edited in the same way a word processing file can. Adobe's Acrobat software does provide a "Typewriter" feature, which allows you to place text in a document--for example, if you need to fill out a PDF form or make a note at the bottom of a PDF file.
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Instructions
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Start Adobe Acrobat and open a PDF file by clicking "File" > "Open".
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Switch to the Typewriter tool by opening the "Tools" menu, then selecting "Typewriter" > "Typewriter".
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Place the cursor at the spot you'd like to start typing and click once. When you are finished typing, press "Enter." Drag your created text by clicking the text and holding the mouse button.
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