Resize Highlight Record For Free

Select the highlighter tool icon and it will automatically highlight your selected text. To modify, click on the highlighted area, and a new toolbox will appear. This toolbox allows you to add a note to the highlighted text, change the highlight's color, or remove the highlight.

Here is how I fixed it: Open Adobe File. Click "View" at top. Scroll down and click "Tools" Click on "Comment" Right Click on the Highlighter and click "Customize Comment Tool" Scroll down and click to Add "Change Color" it looks like a Paint Can.

Here you go: Open your PDF file>Click File> Click Print> Printer = Adobe PDF>Click Print>Save as (Give this file name a new name)> You can now highlight as normal. You will notice some of the pages are flipped around, so you will need to rotate them. This should solve the issue.

To move or resize the highlight, choose Tools > Text Tool or Tools > Note Tool, and use the mouse. Drag the black box to resize.

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You can change the line thickness for the highlight text tool from the Comment toolbar. - In the application, go to Tools > Comment. - Then adjust the line thickness from the Change line thickness tool. Hope that helps.

Voted Best Answer. If this is for the annoation line, use the right mouse click to bring up the context menu, select "Properties", and then select the weighting from the samples. That is something you do back in the authoring file from which the PDF was created.