User manual ADOBE ACROBAT READER 7.0

[. . . ] Using Help About the built-in help features Using Help for vision- and motor-impaired users Opening the Help documentation Using the How To pages About the built-in help features Adobe® Reader® 7. 0 offers many built-in features to assist you while you work, including the Help window you're using right now: q q q q Help documentation. (See Using the How To pages. ) Tool tips, which identify the various buttons, tools, and controls in the work area by name. These labels appear when you place the pointer over the item you want to identify. When you click these Help buttons, the Help window opens with the related topic. [. . . ] Use the tools on the Commenting and Drawing Markup toolbars to add comments to the PDF document. Click the Send And Receive button in the Commenting toolbar to upload your comments. This allows you to view other reviewers' most recent comments and lets others see your comments. (See Sending and receiving comments in a browser-based review. ) Note: Be sure to upload your comments before you quit the browser or visit other websites, or you lose your comments. If you want to add more comments later, open the document in the email application. Or, if you saved the document offline, open the saved document, add comments, click Go Back Online, and upload your comments. Related Subtopics: Sending and receiving comments in a browser-based review Working offline in a browser-based review Sending and receiving comments in a browser-based review When you add comments in a browser-based review, they remain on your computer until you send them by using the Send And Receive button on the Commenting toolbar. (This button glows when you have unsent comments. ) Until you send and receive comments, you may not be able to see other reviewers' most recent comments, and they aren't able to see your comments. To send and receive comments, the document must be open within a web browser. When you send comments, they upload to the comments repository set up by the review initiator. If, after sending comments, you decide that a comment no longer applies. When you click Send And Receive Comments after deleting comments, your comments are deleted from the comments repository. Any comments added to the PDF document before it was uploaded to the server are embedded and cannot be deleted online. Note: Comments automatically upload to the server if you close the browser window or navigate to a different web page. Do one of the following on the Commenting toolbar. : q q q Click the Send And Receive Comments button . Choose the Send Comments option from the Send And Receive Comments menu. Choose the Receive Comments option from the Send And Receive Comments menu. Working offline in a browser-based review If you prefer to work in Adobe Reader, you can review an Adobe PDF document offline. You can make your comments to the saved PDF document in Adobe Reader and then go back online and send your comments to the server. Note: If you change the login for your operating system in the course of reviewing the PDF document, comments you add after making the change won't upload to the server. On the Commenting toolbar in the browser, click the Save And Work Offline button , and then specify where you want to save the document. You can save, close, and reopen the file to add additional comments at any time. The file opens in your default web browser and closes in Adobe Reader. [. . . ] THE PROXIMITY /HACHETTE DATABASE © Copyright 1992 Hatchette © Copyright 1992 - All Rights Reserved Proximity Technology Inc. THE PROXIMITY /EDITIONS FERNAND NATHAN DATABASE © Copyright 1984 Editions Fernand Nathan © Copyright 1989 - All Rights Reserved Proximity Technology Inc. THE PROXIMITY /TEXT & SATZ DATENTECHNIK DATABASE © Copyright 1991 Text & Satz Datentechnik © Copyright 1991 - All Rights Reserved Proximity Technology Inc. THE PROXIMITY/ BERTLESMANN LEXICON VERLANG DATABASE © Copyright 1997 Bertlesmann Lexicon Verlang © Copyright 1997, 1999 All Rights Reserved Proximity Technology Inc. [. . . ]