User Guide
Nitro PDF Pro MacOS

Notes

Adding a Note

  1. Click the down arrow next to the Annotate button
    annotate-button
    in the Toolbar to reveal the tools.
  2. Select the Notes tool
    note-tool
    .
  3. Click in the page location where you'd like to place a note. The note is inserted as a small icon with an attached collapsible text window.
  4. You can leave the text window open or closed depending on how you want it to appear when you open your document. Using either the Edit Tool
    edit-tool
    or the Select Text Tool
    select-text-tool
    you can double-click on the note icon to open or close its text window. Alternately, close the text window using the Escape key. Set the name along the bottom of the note in Preferences > Editing > Name. (User Preferences).
A note can be selected by clicking on it with the Edit Tool
edit-tool
. Once selected, you can reposition it by dragging.

Delete a note by selecting it and choosing Edit > Delete, or press the delete key.

Tips on Adding Notes, Comments, Clouds, or Callouts

  • You can double-click a tool to lock it on and use it continuously. This is helpful when adding multiple notes and/or comments. Click the Edit tool
    edit-tool
    to unlock your tool (Command+2). To turn the automatic continuous use feature on or off, see Preferences for details.
  • Use the Object Properties menu to adjust the color and styling of your comment text box. (Object Properties).

Printing Notes and Comments

For more information, see Printing Notes and Comments.

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