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# Annotations
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When reviewing a document, you often need to draw attention to some important text the author can change later. You can use annotation to this purpose.
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You can use annotations to highlight important text the author should change, for example, when you review a document.
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The PDF Viewer allows you to create text annotations (sticky notes) and text markup annotations (text highlights). All document annotations are displayed in the **Comments** panel.
Use commands on the **Comment** ribbon page to create text markup annotations and sticky notes. Enable a selection tool in the **Text** group and select the text that should have an annotation. Click **Sticky Note** to place the sticky note in a document.
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Use commands on the **Comment** ribbon page to create text markup annotations and sticky notes. Enable the selection tool in the **Text** group and select the text that should have an annotation. Click **Sticky Note** to place the sticky note in a document.
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Right-click the annotation in the document or in the **Comments** navigation page and select **Properties...** to invoke the **Annotation Properties** dialog.
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Right-click the annotation in the document or **Comments** navigation page and select **Properties...** to invoke the **Annotation Properties** dialog.
Use the **Search comments..** field to show annotations that contains the required text.
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Use the **Search comments..** field to show annotations that contain the search text.
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## Remove Annotations
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Right-click an annotation in document or in the**Comments** navigation pane and select **Delete** in the context menu to remove the annotation. You can also select an annotation and press the **Delete** key.
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Right-click an annotation in the document or **Comments** navigation pane and select **Delete** in the context menu to remove the annotation. You can also select an annotation and press the **Delete** key.
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# File Attachments
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This document describes actions that can be performed on attachments in the PDF Viewer.
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This document describes the available actions for attachments in the PDF Viewer.
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An attachment is a file that is attached to a PDF document. The PDF Viewer shows file attachments in the **Attachments** panel of the navigation pane.
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## Open an Attachment
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To open a file attachment for viewing, you need an application which supports the corresponding file format to be installed in your computer. To view an attachment, do one of the following.
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To open certain file attachments, you need an application that can read the corresponding file format. To view an attachment, do one of the following:
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