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Re: Is there a separate window in a .pdf for adding a note or comment?

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From: Arthur_Cadeaux
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:58
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Thanks, but I already tried the Comments tools and found them wanting. As far as I can tell, all of them would cover part of the document, which defeats the purpose. If there's a way to use Comments without doing this, please let me know.

What I'd really like is a separate text area that appears below or to the side of the page, can be open or shut as needed, and does not cover any part of the document itself, similar to PowerPoint's Notes view (one of the very few things to like about that program).

The closest thing to this that I find on Acrobat is the bookmark function, so I'll go with that for now.
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