> Wow - I downloaded the trial of Acrobat Professional and am
> way disappointed with the commenting features (of which there
> are endless varieties). The biggest problem is that there is
> no "quick" method of commenting text. You have to go through
> menus-- not even a keyboard shortcut.
Actually, there are keyboard shortcuts. But they're poorly documented,
not very intuitive, and off by default. Sigh.
First, go to Edit > Preferences > General, and turn on Use single-key
accelerators to access tools. Yes, Adobe calls keyboard shortcuts
"single-key accelerators" -- even though many are multi-key. Sigh.
Then, press F1 to open the Help file, go to the topic "Keys for working
with comments," and print it. You're going to want to keep a copy handy
until you memorize what appear to be completely random key assignments.
Once again, sigh.
HTH! ;-)
Richard
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Polycom, Inc.
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303-223-5111
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