How to Write Comments in Adobe Acrobat
Adobe Acrobat was originally created to provide an easy, reliable way for people to share documents that appear the same across multiple computers. As a result, designers and professionals have found Acrobat a productive tool in conducting reviews and returning feedback on documents. Adobe has provided options specifically for reviewing documents so that the review can take place electronically. Comments allow the reviewer to type notes to the author without marking up the document. You can use a sticky note to add a general comment or point directly to a reference point that comment is referring to.
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Instructions
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Sticky Note
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Click "View" on the menu bar and hover over "Comment." Select "Annotations" to open the annotations toolbar.
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Select the "Add Sticky Note" tool or press the Ctrl and 6 keys on the keyboard.
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Click inside the document where you want to add the comment.
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Type your comment in the comment box.
Callout Comment
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Click "View" on the menu bar and hover over "Comment." Select "Drawing Markups" to open the drawing markups toolbar.
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Select the "Add Text Callout" tool.
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Click inside the document where you want to point the comment. Drag the mouse to reposition the comment box as desired. An arrow will link the comment box to the selected point.
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Type your comment in the text box.
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