Keyboard short for Acrobat "Add text comment" tool?





I'm using the latest Windows version of Acrobat and I use the "Add text comment" (Typewriter) tool a lot (not the Text box" tool).  I've looked at the Acrobat shortcuts Web page and cannot find a shortcut for it.  Can someone please tell me what it is?  Thanks 🙂
There is no shortcut for this tool.
heh wow, pc world doesn't work for me, must be [censored] off my adblocker something fierce, can't go through the slides.

but yeah a pdf reader only lets you read pdfs or fill out pdf forms. a productivity suite is usually only things like word and excel microsoft office.

a pdf editor, i.e. adobe acrobat, lets you actually make pdfs from scratch, and do things like add in typable boxes so you can make forms people can fill out and print or save and send off. (like a job application or a medical waver or something) if you’re talking about easel…

select the text that you want to change

go to the cut shape tab

click on the shape tab and look at the bottom of the tab and you will see the font name that you have selected

you can pick the font you want.

hope that’s what you were talking about

good luck

russe… hi spacing,
 


 upgrading to premium will allow you to annotate pdfs, including highlighting text, however there isn't a way for that highlighted text to be extracted from the pdf using evernote. a quick google search is showing a few third party applications that have the ability to do this (sumnotes and skim were a couple i found), but i haven't tested them out myself. hope that helps! this is much easier to do than it sounds. if you have adobe pdf reader downloaded and installed in some format on your computer, all you have to do is follow a few quick instructions. first, you open the pdf in adobe. then, you click when you create the buton are you setting up the event handler?



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this.EditButton.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.EditButton_OnClick);
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Normally this created behind the scenes by visual studio. don't think you can automate this yet, you at best would have to put in the comment manually besides what [@trevorhodges](/u/trevorhodges) said with [codepen.io](http://codepen.io), you can use a about:blank. next inspect, then add your code. my browser is generally chrome, and it works for me. pretty simple to do, just select the tabs element which currently has no style to it. add a style and click the center align button for typography. easy peezy. i just figured out what the problem was. if you enable the “titlebar” in firefox’s “customize…” window (it is a checkbox at the bottom) then the traditional window titlebar appears (with the buttons on the left) and the click and drag thing works. who knew? sure:

[tessus/joplin-custom-css/blob/master/dark/userchrome.css#l150-l152](https://github.com/tessus/joplin-custom-css/blob/master/dark/userchrome.css#l150-l152)

div.editor-toolbar div button {

display: none !important;

}