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Reviewing comments

Join Brian Wood for an in-depth discussion in this video Reviewing comments, part of Acrobat 9 Pro Essential Training.

If you have a PDF that has lots of comments in it from several people, you may want to see how…to navigate those comments a little bit easier than trying to come out in open every little note.…I have got grun_project_review.pdf open right now and if you look,…there is a bunch of comments that are sitting out here.…Now I tend to get a little crazed with all these comments out here.…You don't know what look at first.…Sometimes they are really hard to see as a matter of fact you can see Grunbyte Project right here,…there is one right in the middle there called Inc.…and that's a little rough to see.…If you take your cursor and start just hovering around the page you don't have to open the pop…up notes to see what they are talking about.…

So if you just hover over this little icon here, this is wrong version, wrong logo,…you get several people commenting on this at once.…What I tend to do is instead of coming out here and actually clicking and looking…at all these, I usually open the comments list.…Coming down here you will see the Comments Navigation panel, click on that, it will open it up and what I tend…

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Brian Wood

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