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Adobe Acrobat Question
country flaguser name
United States		 2007-05-11 16:14:09 

  


  

    Hello 
Micronet,

 



I have a PDF 
document that I'm going to include in a screen movie using Camtasia from 
Techsmith. I need to edit some of the material in the document for security 
reasons. On the screen, I can white out portions of the document with a 
rectangle markup tool, set line color and fill to white. I can then use the 
typewriter tool to type over those spots so that new "dummy" info appears in 
those spaces.


 



However, when I go 
to PRINT the document, the original text is NOT whited out, and the "dummy" text 
appears overwriting the original. I'd like to print a new document with the 
"dummy" info. Is this possible? I'm kind of new to Acrobat, so any clues 
greatfully accepted.


 



Thanks,


 



Bond


 


-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-


E. Bond Francisco


Principal Analyst



UCB, Physical Plant


510-643-5523


Office Hours: 7:00 - 6:00 
MTTF


 

  

  
  
   
     
    

  

    Re:  Adobe Acrobat Question
  


  

     country flaguser name
United States		
     2007-05-11 16:40:32
  


  

    

  


  

    Bond,




This has to do with print options...if you're using Windows (or
other than Acrobat Pro v7)  it may be slightly different.





But in the Print Dialog, you'll probably see an option for
";Comments and Forms"; - choose an option here to print the
elements you want to print.





I hope that helps, Michael





Hello
Micronet,


 


I have a PDF
document that I'm going to include in a screen movie using Camtasia
from Techsmith. I need to edit some of the material in the document
for security reasons. On the screen, I can white out portions of the
document with a rectangle markup tool, set line color and fill to
white. I can then use the typewriter tool to type over those spots so
that new "dummy" info appears in those
spaces.


 


However,
when I go to PRINT the document, the original text is NOT whited out,
and the "dummy" text appears overwriting the original. I'd
like to print a new document with the "dummy" info. Is this
possible? I'm kind of new to Acrobat, so any clues greatfully
accepted.


 


Thanks,



 


Bond


 


-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-


E. Bond
Francisco


Principal

Analyst



UCB,
Physical Plant


510-643-5523


Office
Hours: 7:00 - 6:00 MTTF


 








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Center for Integrative Genomics


University of California, Berkeley


MCB 142 LSA #3200

Berkeley, CA 94720-3200

510-642-7327

510-643-5785 Fax

http://cigbrowser.berkeley.edu


  

  
  
   
     
    

  

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     country flaguser name
United States		
     2007-05-11 16:44:42
  


  

    
Hi Bond,

You may want to have a go with the "TouchUp Text
Tool".  In my  
version of Acrobat (v.7, Mac) it's under "Tools...
Advanced  
Editing..."  This tool lets you do some simple edit of
text elements,  
and may do the trick for you.

This is definitely an area for being careful -- there have
been some  
pretty high-profile snafus along these lines:

http://it.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=06/06/22/138210

-Greg


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