inserting comments in PDF files Thread poster: Francesca moletta
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Hello I had now problems in inserting comments in Acrobat 4.0 PDF files. Now I have both 5.0 and 6.0, but I don't know how to insert comments. Any clue? Thx | | | Ralf Lemster Germany Local time: 16:13 English to German + ... Which version of Acrobat are you using? | Oct 21, 2004 |
Hi Molly, Which version of Adobe Acrobat (not Acrobat Reader) are you using? Ralf | | |
Hi Ralf, thx for answering. I have both 5.0 and 6.0 versions | | | Acrobat, not Acrobat Reader! | Oct 21, 2004 |
Ralf Lemster wrote: Which version of Adobe Acrobat (not Acrobat Reader) are you using? Ralf Hi Molly, I think the emphasis in Ralf's question was on "Adobe Acrobat" rather than on "version". Are you sure that it's Adobe Acrobat you are using, NOT the free Acrobat Reader? You cannot insert comments in Acrobat Reader! The function for inserting comments in Acrobat 5 is not really different from the one in Acrobat 4 and not difficult to find if you are familiar with it. So you shouldn't really have any problems with it. (Unfortunately I cannot give you any further details at the moment because the machine I'm currently working with doesn't have any version of Acrobat installed.) HTH Claudia | |
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oops sorry! I guess I don't have Adobe Acrobat so ... I had it in version 4.0 sorry again and thx | | | Jeff Allen France Local time: 16:13 Multiplelanguages + ... Inserting comments into PDF files without Adobe Acrobat (Writer) | Oct 21, 2004 |
Hi folks, I was wondering if anyone has found an application for inserting comments into PDF files without Adobe Acrobat (Writer). I do have Adobe Acrobat, but the majority of my software development colleagues do not. Now that we have started migrating our technical doc from Word to Framemaker, the input files are in Framemaker and the output are PDF. This is now making it more difficult to review and comment on documentation. The company won't invest in Framemaker or Adobe Acrob... See more Hi folks, I was wondering if anyone has found an application for inserting comments into PDF files without Adobe Acrobat (Writer). I do have Adobe Acrobat, but the majority of my software development colleagues do not. Now that we have started migrating our technical doc from Word to Framemaker, the input files are in Framemaker and the output are PDF. This is now making it more difficult to review and comment on documentation. The company won't invest in Framemaker or Adobe Acrobat licenses for everyone (of course the price difference is quite different). All we need is to be able to make review comments on the PDF, so that the doc people can insert them into the master original files. Is there anything other than Adobe Acrobat that can do that? Jeff ▲ Collapse | | | EzGlobe United States Local time: 11:13 Member (2014) English Any answer to Jeff question? | Mar 1, 2005 |
We are also quite interested in a solution allowing to enter comments in a PDF without owning a license of Acrobat | | | Comments with Reader enabled by Acro 7 Pro | Mar 1, 2005 |
Hi Jeff It is one of the new features in Acrobat 7: A user with Acrobat 7 Professional (not Standard) can save his PDF files so that the commenting tools are enabled/available also when his file is viewed in Adobe Reader 7. This way whoever originates the PDF files can ensure that his Reader-only collegues can add comments to the files Note that not every file created in Acrobat 7 Professional will have comments enabled in Reader - only those for which this ... See more Hi Jeff It is one of the new features in Acrobat 7: A user with Acrobat 7 Professional (not Standard) can save his PDF files so that the commenting tools are enabled/available also when his file is viewed in Adobe Reader 7. This way whoever originates the PDF files can ensure that his Reader-only collegues can add comments to the files Note that not every file created in Acrobat 7 Professional will have comments enabled in Reader - only those for which this feature would has been selected. Note also that commenting tools will be available only in Reader 7, not in previous Reader versions You will find this option in: Comments > Enable for Commenting in Adobe Reader and as part of the Send for Email Review and Upload for Browser-Based Review comment tracking wizards. Cheers, Roberta
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Jaws PDF Editor | Mar 1, 2005 |
Another option is to use Jaws PDF Editor, by Global Graphics (http://www.jawspdf.com/pdf_editor/index.html) - basic PDF editing and commenting tools at 35 Euro per license. Comments inserted in the PDF file using Jaws PDF Editor can be viewed and printed in Acrobat. I have not tried it, but it sounds interesting and got a good review on Seybold Report when first realesed in 200... See more Another option is to use Jaws PDF Editor, by Global Graphics (http://www.jawspdf.com/pdf_editor/index.html) - basic PDF editing and commenting tools at 35 Euro per license. Comments inserted in the PDF file using Jaws PDF Editor can be viewed and printed in Acrobat. I have not tried it, but it sounds interesting and got a good review on Seybold Report when first realesed in 2001. Trial version available cheers, Roberta
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