Three Ways to Print PDFs with Comments and Mark-Ups in Adobe Acrobat DC

Hello, my name is Erin. My blog at ErinWrightWriting.com is all about sharing writing tips for the real world. Today's tutorial is going to show you how to print PDFs with comments and mark-ups in Adobe Acrobat Pro DC and Adobe Acrobat Standard DC. More specifically, we'll look at how to print comment and mark-up summaries on separate pages, how to print mark-up and comments with lines to the text, And how to print comment and mark-up symbols without the corresponding text in the comment and mark-up pop-ups To print summaries of comments and mark-ups on separate pages from the text, select the Print button in the main toolbar. Then select the Summarize Comments button in the Print dialog box. Another dialog box will appear asking if you would like to include the summarized comments in the printout . Select Yes. Now select the Print button in the Print dialog box. You can also print comment and mark-up summaries on separate pages by selecting Print with Comment Summary in the Comment Pane's Option menu. If you want to print comments and mark-ups with lines to the text, select the Tools tab, and then select the Comment button in the Tools Center. Select the Option menu in the Comment pane, and then Create Comment Summary. Now you can choose document and comments with connector lines on separate pages or document and comments with connector lines on single pages. You can also choose to print comments only or print the document and comments with sequenced numbers on separate pages. If you choose to do that, the sequenced numbers are like footnote numbers. Once you've made your choice, select the Create Comment Summary button. The comments summary will appear on a separate tab named Summary of Comments on then your file name. Select the Print button on the main toolbar and then the Print button in the Print dialog box. As an aside, if you would like to share the edited text with other reviewers without sharing the original document, you can choose to save the Summary of Comments as a separate PDF. You can also print PDFs with comment and mark-up symbols only instead of printing the symbols with the corresponding text in the comment and mark-up popups. Once again, select the Tools tab and then select the Comment button in the Tools Center. Now select the Options menu in the Comment pane, and then Commenting Preferences. In the Preferences dialog box, select Print notes and pop-ups and and then OK. Now select the Print button in the main toolbar and ensure that Documents and Markups is selected in the Comments & Forms drop-down menu. Finally, select the Print button. Please note that Acrobat will keep Print notes and pop-ups selected in the preferences dialog box indefinitely. So remember to deselect that options if you don't want future documents to print with comment and markup symbols. You can find this tutorial in written format on my blog at ErinWrightWriting.com, which is linked below. Feel free to leave me a comment if you have a question about Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat that you'd like me to address in a future video. And please subscribe and give this video a thumbs-up if you found it helpful. Thank you so much for watching!

Channel: Erin Wright Writing

Views: 71,452

Keywords: PDF, Print, Commments, Mark-Ups, Edits, Adobe, Acrobat Pro, Acrobat Standard, Acrobat DC, Writing, Editing, Comment Summaries

Id: 9hRMQn6Z6JU

Length: 4min 9sec (249 seconds)

Published: Fri Mar 17 2017