


is a Dimension, edit the Dimension text in the Edit Note dialog box.is a Leader created using the Leader or SmartLeader commands, edit the entity in the Edit Note dialog box.Once an annotation is created, this setting cannot be changed. If this option is not selected, the annotation cannot be edited. is a Block with attributes that you can edit with the EditBlockAttribute command, edit the entity in the Edit BlockAttribute Values dialog box. 11.2 User's Guide Editing Annotations Selecting Enable Editing when an annotation is created to specify that users with Modify or Full-Control permission can edit the annotation.is an attribute definition created using the MakeBlockAttribute command, edit the entity in the Edit BlockAttribute dialog box.was created using the Note command, edit the text in-place using the Note Formatting pop-up toolbar for formatting.was created using the SimpleNote command, edit the text in-place using the SimpleNote Formatting pop-up toolbar for formatting.Depending on the type of Text or annotation entity you selected, the command displays the appropriate dialog box for editing.In the graphics area, select a Text entity.Click Modify > Entity > Annotation (or type EditAnnotation).Resume Sequence: Resumes placing the selected Sequence markup to the PDF.The EditAnnotation command lets you edit different types of Text entities: Notes, SimpleNotes, Dimension text, Leader annotations, BlockAttributes, and BlockAttribute definitions. Resume Count: Resumes adding the selected Count measurement to the PDF. Select Sequence: Selects all members of a Sequence. Properties: Reveals the Properties tab and indicates the current settings for the selected annotation on the tab.Ĭhange Colors: Opens the Change Multiple Colors tool, allowing for selective color changing when multiple markups are selected.Īutosize Text Box: Reduces the size of a text box so that it fits around the text, but is no larger. Places the same annotation on each page that is selected in the Thumbnails tab. The same properties are applied to all the pages.Īpply to Selected Pages: When multiple pages are selected in the Thumbnails tab, Apply to All Pages becomes Apply to Selected Pages.
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For example, if a free text annotation is selected, all of the settings such as font color, line color for the surrounding text box and the fill color will all default to the current settings on the currently selected annotation and will continue to do so until they are changed again.Īpply to All Pages: Places the same annotation on each page of the current PDF. Set As Default: Uses the current properties settings for all new annotations of this type going forward. Click a tool set to place the annotation in that set. Hover over the menu item to show the currently enabled tool sets in a submenu. The Status is visible in the Markups list.Ĭheck: Applies a checkmark to the markup in the Markups list, often indicating that the annotation has been incorporated back into the CAD drawing or that the source document has been updated based on the comment.Īdd to Tool Chest: Adds the selected annotation to Tool Chest for easy reuse of the markup. Set Status: Sets the status of the markup.


See the Markups list section for more information. Reply: Reveals the Markups list (if hidden) and allows you to post a response to the annotation. To unlock, select the annotation and select Lock again to toggle the lock state off. The control points for the annotation change to gray, indicating that the annotation is in a locked state. Lock (CTRL+SHIFT+L): Protects the annotation from editing. Ungroup: Breaks up a group into its individual markup elements. Group: Converts two or more markups into a single markup element. Order: Arranges overlapping markups from back to front.Īlignment: Provides options for aligning multiple markups.Įdit Action: Determines what happens when a user clicks the markup.įlatten: Flattens the selected markup or markups. Layer: Associates the markup with a layer, allowing easy toggling of visibility. Open Pop-Up Note: Opens a comment box that is functionally similar to the Note Tool for entering information about the selected markup.Ĭontrol Point: Enables adding and editing control points for adding curved parameters to annotations to applicable markups.Ĭonvert to Arc: Converts a line segment to an Arc to applicable markups. Paste in Place ( CTRL+SHIFT+V): Pastes content in the exact position that it was cut or copied from.ĭelete (DEL): Deletes the selected markup. Paste ( CTRL+V): Pastes a markup from the clipboard onto the PDF.
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The menu differs depending on the type of markup, whether multiple markups are selected, and whether the PDF has one or multiple pages.Ĭut ( CTRL+X): Cuts the selected markup and places it on the clipboard.Ĭopy ( CTRL+C): Copies information from a markup or the content onto the clipboard while leaving it in place. The most commonly used operations are accessible through a context menu which appears whenever the markup is right-clicked.
