How Can You Make a Change in PDF Text?
- 1). Open a PDF in Adobe Acrobat.
- 2). Click the "Tools" menu. Click "Advanced Editing." Click "TouchUp Text Tool." The tool is also accessible from the Advanced Editing toolbar.
- 3). Click the text you want to edit. The selected text will be outlined by a box.
- 4). Drag to select the text or hit "CTRL+A" to select all the text in the box.
- 5). Type new text if you want to replace it or press "Delete" to delete the text.
- 6). Right-click the text to edit its attributes. Click "Properties" from the shortcut menu. This will launch the "TouchUp Properties" box, where you can make changes to various properties.
- 7). Click the "Text" tab. Make changes to the font, font size, character or word spacing, fill or stroke color, or stroke width.
- 1). Use the Typewriter Tool to add new text on the PDF. To select it, click "Tools, Typewriter, Show Typewriter Toolbar." Select the "Typewriter" button from the toolbar.
- 2). Click where you want to begin typing. Type new text and press "Enter" if you want to add a new line.
- 3). Select the text to change its properties. On the "Typewriter" toolbar, click the "Decrease Text Size" or "Increase Text Size" icons to change the text size. Click the "Decrease Line Spacing or "Increase Line Spacing" buttons to change the leading. Select a typeface or color to change the text attributes.
- 4). Resize the text box by selecting the "Select Tool." Click the Typewriter text box and drag a corner.