Comment PDF
How do I comment on a PDF document?
- In Acrobat Reader, complete commenting tools are available only in PDFs that have commenting enabled. PDFs in a review workflow typically include commenting rights. The most common type of comment is the sticky note. A sticky note has a note icon that appears on the page and a pop-up note for your text message.
How to add bubble comment in PDF?
- Note (Sticky Note/ bubble Comment): Click on the note button or Press “Shift + Alt +1” on your keyboard, then click where you want to add a note in pdf. After entering the comment, you can click the “X” to close. If you hover the cursor on the note or double click the note icon, content in the bubble comment will pop up.
How do I import a PDF?
- Click “Open PDF” or simply drag and drop the file onto the interface to import the PDF. Step 2. Access the Comment Panel To access the comment panel make sure that you click the comment tab on the top. The comment panel will pop up at the left of the program's interface.
Can I add comments to unprotected PDF documents?
- Yes, with Acrobat Reader DC you can add comments to unprotected PDF documents. Try it. The person I've sent the pdf to can't comment - how do I know if the pdf is 'protected' or not? I can comment on it fine, but that's no use to me... May be that the person doesn't use Acrobat Reader DC.
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