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setting
properties.
6.2.2.2 Editing note and setting properties
Right-click the note icon, a floating item will appear to let you edit the note and
set its properties
Copy:
To copy the note to the clipboard and click
Edit > Paste
to
encapsulate it. Or you can use
Ctrl+C.
Cut:
To cut the note to the clipboard. Or you can use
Ctrl+X.
Delete:
To delete the note. Or you can use
Delete
key on the keyboard.
Set to Background:
If there are two comments overlapped, set this
comment to be a background comment.
Set to Foreground:
If there are two comments overlapped, set this
comment to be a foreground comment.
Make Properties Default:
To save the properties you have set, each time
when add a new note, its original properties will be the saved one.
Lock/Unlock:
If there are several comments close together, when you
want to edit one of them, you can click
Lock/Unlock
to lock other
comments to avoid them being selected. You can cancel the lock status by
re-clicking
Lock/Unlock
item.
Properties:
To set the textbox’s properties.
Right-click the note, select Properties in the popped float item, then
Properties pane will be showed like this,
In
Appearance
control pane, the note appearance can be set.
Icon:
To set the icon type. There are many types icon to choose, such
as
Checkmark, Circle, Comment, Paragraph
and so on. You can
select one according to your need.
Color:
To set the color of the note.
Opacity:
To set the opacity degree of the note.
The basic information of the note is in the
General
pane.
Author:
The name of the people who add the comments. The default
name is from the computer. You can enter another name
Subject:
The comment’s subject. You can enter another subject to help
you identify the subject
Modified:
To record the last modified date and time.
Close:
To save properties you have changed and exit the
Properties
dialog.
If you want to reserve the properties next time when you add a new note, just
right-click the note icon and select
Make Properties Default.
6.2.2.3 Adding comment to the note
We can write the explanation or annotation into the textbox, but we can’t do that
for other three comment tools: note, stamp and drawing. The PDF Editor provides
comment for each comment except textbox for user to write some specification. To
do this, just double-click the comment, and a small commenting window can be
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