Re: Has anyone reviewed or edited using PDF marked up by Acrobattools?

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

Jean Hollis Weber wrote:
> 
> Has anyone reviewed or edited documents using PDF marked up in Adobe
> Acrobat, as an electronic equivalent of marking printouts by hand?

I typically use the highlight tool to call attention to the item on which I'm commenting, and the note tool to actually hold the comment.

For truly minor edits, I'd simply made the change and highlight it.  (As others have pointed out, other parties can use the document comparison feature if they can't see what's been changed.)

It's not my favorite way to send review comments, but it's environmentally friendlier and much faster than sending paper.

--David 
 
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